Aberystwyth University College, 794.
Abilities, specific, 729.
Abboit, E. C., Co-operation in Education (A.), 343.
Accidents, liability for school children's, 574.
Acts-Dentists', 1921, 508 ; Education (North of
Ireland), 734; Teachers' Superannuation, 337,

Unemployment Insurance, effect
juveniles, 339.
Adams, Prof. J., Educational Movements and

Bembridge School, 592, 684.
Bible, Old Testament teaching in schools, 566 ;

study week for teachers, 168.
Biblical Study, 292 ; Vacation Term for (A.), 647.
Bills—Education (Scotland), 666 ; Education (Ulster)

218, 288, 341, 366, 448 ; Education Rating
(Scotland), 364, 589; Oxford and Cambridge

Universities, 361, 527, 587.
Birds, protection and song, 522.
Blind Girls' College, The (F. B. B. Towse) (C.), 352.
Board of Education-decentralization and Local
Authorities, 711 ; estimates, 1923-4,

338 ;
leaflets on regulations, 85; officialism, 641 ;
powers, 3-8, 419, 711; relative functions of
Local Authorities, 500; report 1921-22, 506,
medical, 776, Welsh education, 218; retrogressive

policy and retrenchment, 206, 775.
Boarding School Girls' Handicap, The, by Avunculus

(A.), 144.
Books of the Month, 62. (See also Minor Notices

and Books of the Month.)
Bonkseller, The, statistics of publications, 1922, 141.
Botany, Mr. A. G. Tansley on teaching, 642; C.].784.
Boyd, w., M.A., B.Sc., D.Phil., The Montessori

System (A.), 155.
Bradford Education Committee, 644.
Brains, use of, 209.
Bremner, C. S., The Vacation Conferences. Ruskin

College (A.), 115.
Bridge, G. F., If France were Sunk Beneath the Sea

A), 143.
Brighton and Hove Higher Education Council, 431 ;

educational library, 804.
British Empire, development, 650.
British Empire League, prize award, 86.
British Empire Overseas, literature, 294.
British Science Guild, 229, 641.
Browne, C. E., Educational Movements and Methods.

X. The Heuristic Method (A.), 657.
Bryant, Mrs. Sophia, biography, 88: memorial

volume, 230 ; service of remembrance, 38.
Buckingham, Stowe House School, 18.
Bulgaria, compulsory labour week, 341.
Bureaucracy, 116.
Bureaux, Dominion, Imperial, Universities, 562.
Burt, Dr. C., Inborn Abilities, Acquired Attainments

and Temperament (A.), 727.
Cadet Corps, 81 ; units, U.K. and U.S.A., 142.
Calculus, increased study, 589.
Cambridge Local Examinations, 36, 168.
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY-affiliated students, 792;

Board of Research Studies, 361 ; Chair of
Animal Pathology, 146 ; lectures, 527, 792 ;
Government grant, 30, 730 ; Newnham College,
new Principal, 210; royal congratulations, 214;
University Reporter, 82; women's degrees, 30,

209, 587.
Canada, MCMASTER UNIVERSITY ; Sir M. Sadler's

tour, 509 ; teachers and prospects in, 292.
Canford Manor School, 80.

Capacity-hunting," 117.
Cape of Good Hope, 232, 456, 591, 782.
Cardiff Technical College, 529.
Cardiff University College, National School of

Medicine, 150, 731 ; report, 731.
Cardiganshire Education Committee, dispute over

secondary school teachers' salaries, 138, 148,

218, 269, 280, 362, 418, 588, 731, 793.
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 419.
Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of

Teaching, report, 339; Trust, 139.
Catalogue, Oxford University Press, 38.
Cavenagh, F. A., The Training of Imagery (A.), 511.
Certificates, Cambridge Higher School, 635; Chem-

istry, 645; school, 506, 561; Scottish inter-

mediate, 216, 417, 792.
Cei ficates an Training, Technical (A.), 205.
Ceylon, 456.
Chapman, A. D'A., The First Examination (A.), 780.
Charity, The House of (Salisbury and Shaftesbury)

(C.), 24.
Charles, F., B.A., Educational Movements and

Methods. VIII. Commercial Education (A.), 525.
Cheques and gift houses, 714.
Child, health of, 776 ; Study Society, 192.
Children, The Employment of, by G. E. Fawcett (A.),

14.
China, missionaries' educational work, 372.
Christ's Hospital, Horsham, 659.
Chromoscope, 360.
Cinematograph, 565 ; cducational films, 85.
Circulars---1291 (organization of physical training),

12; 1294 (curricula), 77 ; 1301 (reduction of
teachers in training), 269 ; 1311 (full time

service), 460, 511; 1312 (term salariesi, 511.
Citizenship, Imperial, 209.
Civic Education League, 121.
Civics, teaching, 121.

Civil Service staff, educational administration, 282.
Classes, large, 416 ; country districts, Froebel

Society's group, 30; unemployed boys' and

girls', 518.
Classics, Carneades, 778; Dr. Mackail on, 268 ;

Dr. Rouse's plea, 518; Prof. Richmond on, 33.
Code, uniform, 266.
Co-education, 527 ; Stuttgart school, 38.
Co-education and Dual Schools, by B. S. Gott, M.A.

(A.), 28.
Colloquial Nasals, Origin of the, 715; by Dr. F. N.

Scott (A.], 717.
" Communal School” in Hamburg, The, by N. Hen-

ningsen A.), 212.
Concerts, village, country, town, and school, 570.
Conference, The Imperial, by A. J. Evans (A.1, 650.
Conference of the P.N.E.U.,The Annual (A.), 271, 378.
Conferences-annual educational, 9; Board of

Education and Teachers' Registration Council,
507; British Institute of Adult Education, 592 ;
Diocesan Secretaries and Inspectors, 592;
Educational Associations' report, 230;

Educa-
tional Union for the Realization of Spiritual
Values, 278 ; Headmasters', 117 : Head-
mistresses', 449; Head Teachers', 417, 419;
Imperial, 710; Imperial Education, 170, 449,
606, 561 ; Leeds, re full-time education of boys
and girls, 418; National Federation of Class
Teachers, 713; National Union of Teachers, 266,
294 ;

New Ideals in Education, 168, 341;
North of England Education, 78; Nursery
School, 518; Oxford Teachers' Educational
685 ;

regional study, 294 ; San Francisco
Education, World. 732, 734 ; science teaching
in schools and colleges, 11, 16: Spiritual Values
in Education, 192, 628 ; University Women
Students, 230; Welfare Workers, Swanwick,
686 ; Welsh secondary education, 448 ; women's
Imperial migration, 517; Women's Inter-

national Organizations, 684.
Conferences, The Educational, by T. L. Humber.

stone (A.), 116.
Conferences, The Vacation. Ruskin College, by

C. S. Bremner (A.), 115.
Congresses-- Geneva, on teaching wider morality ani

internationalism, 686 ; International, on Archi-
tectural Education, 209; Royal Institute of
Public Health, 192; Second International of
New Education Fellowship, 736 ; Scottish

Esperanto, 294.
Contents Tables, 9, 77, 137, 205, 265, 337, 415, 505,

561, 641, 709, 773.
Continuation classes (Scotland), 448.
Continuation schools, day, Hulme, Manchester,

229; London, 674 ; new, 208.
Correspondence, 24, 122, 222, 352, 434, 582, 183,

722, 786.
Conversation, and the teaching of English, 79.
Courses for teachers, L.C.C., 687 ; Mr. Fisher's plea,

416. (See Summer Courses, and Summer

Schools.)
Crook, C. w., M.P., The Scholarship System in

Elementary Schools (A.1. 619.
Curriculum in schools, Bradford, 644; discussed

at North of England Education Conference, 78 ;
French lycée, 350 ; German schools, 514 ;
imperial education, 561 ; public school, 420 ;

secondary schools, 449, 568.
Curriculum of German Schools, Reform in the, by

J. Degenhardt (A.), 514.
Czecho-Slovakia, 35.
Dalcroze, Monsieur J., inventor of Furhythmics, 227.
Dalton plan, 91, 567, 592.
Dance Society, English Folk, summer festival, 680.
Darwinism, 686.
Davies, J. D., Educational Movements and Methods.

XI. The Teaching of Domestic Science in

Secondary Schools (A.), 725.
Decimal Educator, 230, 684.
Degenhardt, J., Reforms in the Curriculum of

German Schools (A.), 514.
Degrees--Bachelor of Education (U.S.A.), 522;

Duhlin science, 590; honorary, 528; Oxfor1

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