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The Journal of Education

and School World.

A Monthly Record and Review.

JANUARY TO DECEMBER, 1924.

UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA

VOLUME LVI.

LONDON: MR. WILLIAM RICE, LUDGATE BROADWAY, E.C.4.

1924.

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Pages I to 72 are in the January number; 73 to 132, February; 133 to 204, March; 205 to 268, April; 269 to 340,
May; 341 to 432, June; 433 to 520, July; 521 to 576, August; 577 to 656, September; 657 to 724, October;
725 to 788, November; 789 to 856, December.

[A.] indicates titles of Articles: [C.] Correspondence; [O.] Obituary Notices.

Abbott, E. C., M.A., The Teaching of Elementary

Science [A.], 359.
Adams, Prof. J., M.A., LL.D., Advancement of
Education in the United States of America
[A.], 237; The High School Newspaper (A.), 686.
Adult Education, 11, 34, 119, 219; Mr. A. E. Heath
on, 672; regulations, 736; Switzerland, 668;
workers', 280; world movement, 358, 668.
Adult Education Committee, 29; musical education,
149; report, 145.

Age of attendance, elementary schools, 666.
Agency, famous scholastic, 152.

Agriculture, duty of schools to, 587.

Ambassador, Wotton's Definition of an (J. Innes),
[C.], 680, 746.

America, Education in, 799.

American Middle West fellowship, 143.

Appointments, 154, 232, 234, 368, 458, 460, 472, 542,
591, 596, 674, 676, 734, 746, 765, 766.
Aquarist, Amateur, natural history periodical, 478.
Architecture, school, 355; study in general educa-
tion, 12.

Argentine, education, 152.

Aristotle's ethics for boys and girls, 122.
Arithmetical ability in boys and girls, 442.

Army, boy tradesmen for, 540; decrease of candi-
dates and officers' entrance, 11; skilled trades
training scheme, 680.

Army, officers for the [A.], 141.

Art, appreciation, 125; in education, 119; in
secondary schools, 441; individuality of, 531;
need for education, 142.

Art Masters, National Society of, 126.

ASSOCIATIONS:

Assistant Masters, 91, 121, 277; Assistant Mis-
tresses, 121; British, 12, 165, 586, 670; Deci-
mal, 760; Education in Industry and Commerce,
124; Educational, 119; report of conference,
165, 240, 284; Educational Handwork, 125;
Educational Settlements, 11; Educational Sup-
ply, 652; English, 163; Froebel Society and
Junior Schools', 124; Geographical, 122; Head
Teachers National, 444; Headmasters', 120;
Headmistresses', 284, 480; Historical, 10, world
history books, 783; Inspectors of Schools, 358;
Institute of Chemistry Students', 474; Joint
Committee of the Three Technical and Art, 240;
Lancashire County Teachers', 218; Ling, 126;
Local Juvenile, 666; Mathematical, 122; Mental
Welfare, Central, 532; Modern Language, 124;
Parents', 278; Preparatory Schools, 123;
Science Masters', 123; Teachers in Technical
Institutions, 444; Training Colleges, 125; Uni-
versity Women Teachers, 125; University

Teachers' University Bulletin, 222; Uplands,
319; Welsh County Schools, 36, 386; Workers'
Educational, 532; Workers' Travel, 320;
World, of Adult Education; Bulletin XX, 358.
Astronomy, Sir F. Dyson on "Distances of the
Stars," 692.

Australia, history teaching, 165. (See Educational
Advancement Abroad, XI.)

Austria, Arbeitschule, 29; reforms in, 161.
Authors, Society of, 230.

Auto-Education Institute, dexterito teaching appli-
ances, 784.

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Biography of the late Sir John David McClure

(K. M. J. McClure) [C.], 158.

Blair, Sir Robert, 232.

Blind Babies, elocution competition for Sunshine
Homes for, 783.

Board of Education Circular 1,329 (alterations in
code), 355; errors of, 281; experiment and
development, 530; report, 530; Report of
Consultative Committee on Psychological Tests
of Educable Capacity, Report of Medical Officer,
665, 801; suggestions to teachers, 11.
Boarding-schools, National, 279.
Borough Road College, Retirement of Mr. G. E.

Buckle, Master of Method (F. Roscoe) [C.] 546.
Books of the Month, 58-70; 102-106; 168-176;

243-256; 322-330; 419-430; 504-518; 557-
566; 613-629; 712-722; 777-782; 840-850.
Boxer indemnity and Chinese education, 587.
Bread, 213.

Breathing, 590.

Brereton, C., M.A., L. és L., The Democratic Element
in French Education [A.1, 93.

BRISTOL UNIVERSITY, 482.

British Empire, Prof. G. M. Wrong on teaching
history and geography of the, 671.

British Music Society, 125.

British Science Guild, deputation, 440; memoranda
re bureaucratic control, 215.

Broadcasting, and standard pronunciation, 355;
educative value, 443; in schools, 216.

Bureaucrat Minor, "This Freedom "[A.], 738.
Burnham Committees, 530.

Burnham Salary Crisis, 798.

Burstall, Miss, 542.

Buss Miss Frances Mary, 443.

Cambridge Local Examinations, 55.
Cambridge University Commission, 222, 752.
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY-faculty organization, 687;
graduate students, 34;
Fitz-
Senate, 148;
william Museum, 471; pensions, 552; research,
471; women's position, 13.
Canada--Adolescent Education Act, 672; British
and American influence in universities, 672;
difficulties of education, 673; educational
buildings, 670; musical promise, 673; recent
educational advances, 377.

Cape Colony, natives cared for, 18.
Careers for girls, 90.

Catnach, A., Second School Examination (A.), 535
Certificates, Scottish leaving, 145.
Ceylon, educational progress, 758.
Child Education, 90.

Children, feeble-minded, 533.
Children's Charter, 29.

Children's magazines, 228.

China, Boxer indemnity and education, 354.
Cholmeley, R. F., State Scholarships (A.), 645.
Chorley Wood College for Blind Girls, 165.
Christmas Books, 1924 [A.], 820.

Cinematograph in schools, 90, 119, 533, 650; and

science teaching, 123; report of committee of
inquiry, 670.

Cinematograph in Education (Wilfrid Mark Webb)
[A.], 803.

Circulars-51 and 67 (Care of Necessitous Children,

Scotland), 382; 1320 (Study of Empire), 81,
215; 1338 (grant to local authorities), 666;
1340 (expenditure of grant), 666.
Cicero or Livy? by J. A. Nairn [A.], 358.
Citizenship and Empire, 216.

Class Teachers, National Federation of, 800.
Classics, and modern problems, 13; in secondary
"The Year's Work," 85.
schools, 672;

Classics and English in Public School and University
Scholarships, by J. A. Nairn [A., 643.
Climate, British, in historic times, 122.
Clubs, Society of Miniature Rifle, 480.
Co-education, France, 392.
College of Preceptors, 801.

Colour question and inter-racial problems, 586.
Competitions, National Baby Week, 152.
Concert programmes, 125.
Concerts for Children, 852.
Conferences-conferment of doctorates, 382; Educa-
tional (Wembley), 319, 388; Educational Asso-
ciations, 119, 852; Eugenics Education Society
on heredity, 284; Headmasters', 120; Imperial
Education, 733; Infant Welfare, 474; inter-
national university women, 650; League of
Nations Union on unemployment problem, 669;
League of the Empire's Imperial Education,
532; Living Religions Within the Empire
(Wembley), 394; Married Women Teachers,
758; Modern Churchmen's, 735; New Educa-
tion, 298; North of England Education, 82;
school discipline, 480; science in education and
administration (Wembley), 440; The Vacation,
full report, 119; Triennial Imperial Education,
392; Universities of Great Britain and Ireland
"Post Graduate Courses and Specialist Studies,"
758; Workers' Education, Oxford, 668; World
Conference on Education, San Francisco, 10;
University Women, 854.

Conferences, Educational [A.], 9, 119.
Conferences, The Headmistresses', by G. McCrobin
[A.], 446.
Congresses-Educational Institute, Aberdeen, 98;
International Congress of Historical Sciences,
Brussels, 10.

Continuation Schools, Scotland, 588.
Co-operation, Intellectual, 852.

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Copec," 280.

Correspondence, 20, 81, 156, 288, 372, 462, 544, 598,
678, 746.

Croydon High School (G.P.D.S.T.) Jubilee, 852.
Culture, 124.

Cumberland, scholarships, 101.
Curriculum, training college, 99.

Curriculum, Co-ordination In The [A.], 353.
Curriculum in French Secondary Schools, The New,
by S. A. Richards, M.A. [A.], 87.

Dalton plan, 146.
Darwin, Erasmus, 154.
Decimal and metric measures, 760.
Denmark, adult education, 29.
Diary, Extracts from a [A.1, 818.

Diels, P. A., Reforms in Holland [A.], 293.
Diet in education, 125.

Dietetics, Instruction in [A.], 213.

Directory of Educational Associations, 191.
Discipline, School [A.], 480.

Disease, Major-Gen. Sir D. Bruce on prevention, 586.
Drama, relation to education, 85.
Dramatic Art, diploma course, 84.
DUBLIN UNIVERSITY, Trinity College, 754.

Economics and weather, 82.

Economics in Secondary Schools, Possible (M. S.
Walker) [C.], 91.

EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY, Chair of Education, 754.
Education, a liberal, 125; adolescent, 588; adult
workers', 280; and party politics, 736; con-
sultative committee's duties and constitution,
440; elementary and industry, 444; finance,
440; for industrial administration, 280: girls',
443; Imperial interchange of students and
teachers, 532; intensive technical, 670; new
policy, 215; scientific administration, 440;
secondary for all, 736; vocationalism, 83, 119;
wireless and film as adjuncts, 83; workers', 668.
Education, Industrial, by A. P. Lawrie [A.], 146.
Education at The British Association [A.], 670.
Education Guild of Great Britain and Ireland, 123.
Education in Industry and Commerce [A.], 585.
Education Outlook, 90.

"Education ship, An," 443.

Education Week in America, J. K. Norton [A]., 283.
Education Week in Nottingham [A.], 16; at Coven-
try, 815.

Educational Administration (J. Strong) [C.], 372;
Prof. Strong on (Administrator) [C.], 288.
Educational Administration, Reforms in [A.], 534;
(T. LI. Humberstone) [C.), 678.
Educational Advancement Abroad. I. World-Edu-

cation: Some General Movements, by Prof.
F. J. C. Hearnshaw [A.], 27; II. The Democratic
Element in French Education, by C. Brereton,
M.A, L. és L. (A.], 95; III. Reforms in Austria,
by M. C. Schmid [A.], 161; IV. Advancement
of Education in the United States of America,
by J. Adams, M.A., LL.D. [A.], 237; V. Re
forms in Holland, by P. A. Diels [A.], 293;
VI. Recent Advances in Canada, by E. A.
Hardy, B.A., D.Paed. [A.], 377; VII. Scan-
dinavia, by Principal Per Skantz [A.], 467;
VIII. Germany, by Dr. E. Rotten [A.], 549;
IX. Educational Reforms in Italy, by P. Rebora
[A.], 609; X. Japan, by J. H. Nicholson, M.A.
[A., 683; XI. Recent Developments in Aus-
tralia, by E. R. Garnsey, B.A. [A.], 749; XII.
India, by M. R. Paranjpe [A.], 813.
"Educational Associations, The Multiplicity of,"
and Their Influence upon General Education,
by G. E. Fawcett [A.], 151.

Educational Policy of the Government, 803.
Educational Training for Life Overseas (C. E.
Browne) [C.], 20.

Elections and the Schools [A.], 797.

Elementary education, changes, 355.

Elementary schools, understaffing, 444.

Emigration, report on educational Training of

Secondary Scholars for, 671; secondary school
pupils for, 587; state-aided, 669.

Empire, The Study of [A.], 81.
Empire Poetry League, The, 30.

English, The Teaching of (J. H. Fowler) [A.], 802.
English Association, presidential address by Mr. Gals-
worthy, 801.

English courses, Shrewsbury scheme, 84.

English language, dialect and standard pronuncia-
tion, 355; S.P.E. Tract (the Subjunctive), 737;
teaching of, 30.

92.

Eurhythmics, 90, 474, 480, 540.
Eurhythmics and Eurhythmy (P. B. Ingham) [C.],
Examinations-Acting Teachers' Certificate, 11, 218;
and scholarship awards, 101; Army and Air
Force entrance, 442; Cambridge Higher School
Certificate class list, 698; Cambridge School
and Junior Local 165, lists, 698; Joint Board
of Northern Universities alternative to matricu-
lation, 216; London matriculation, 216;
London Schools, 216; music and art in matricu-
lation, and second school, 122; over-pressure,
121; Principles of Teaching and School Man-
agement, 474; Royal Air Force aircraft ap-
prentices, 650; scholarship, 534; secondary
school, 277; universities' external, 34.
Examination, The Second School, by A. Catnach,
B.A. [A.], 535.

Examination for Entrance to Public Schools, Com-

mon, by H. C. King [A.], 646.

Examinations and the Universities, School, 801.
Examiner, The New (E. I. Newcomb) [C.], 24.
Exhibitions--portrait drawings, 480; travel, 478,
784.

Fawcett, C. B., B.Litt., M.Sc., Geography and
Scholarship Awards (A.], 644.

Fawcett, G. E., "The Multiplicity of Educational
Associations" and their Influence upon General
Education [A.], 151.

Fellowships British Empire Exhibition, 281;

L.C.C. Robert Blair, 480; Rose Sidgwick
Memorial, 392; travelling, 98.

Fine Arts Commission, 142.

Food values, 476, 480.

Foreign and Dominion Notes, 16, 89, 164, 240, 299,
392, 454, 538, 692, 746, 819.

Formal Training, Modern Views on, by J. E. Phillips,
M.A., B.Sc. [A.], 740; E. I. Newcomb, V. T.
Saunders [C.], 810.

Fowler, J. H., The Teaching of English [A.], 802.

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