Evening star., 1921-09-25

The following list. arranged by SUP.
jects. includes some of the latest ad-
Books on Education.
AveriIl, L. A. Psychology for Nor
mai Schools. ~IKI-Av37p.
Bawden, w. T. Salaries of Principals
of High Schools IQT-B32S.
Berkowitz. j. H The Eyesight of
School Children. IRR-B45.
Bittner. w. S. The University Exten-
sion Movement Io-BSiSu:
Curriculum. IPC-B64se.
Burgess, NJ. A. The Measurement of
Silent Reading. IP-B9l3m.
Burgess. w X. Trends of School
Costs. Iks3-B9l3t.
Clark, T. A. Discipline and the Dere-
lict. IX-C547d.
Clark T. A. The High School Boy and
His Problems. IU-C546h.
College Entrance Examination Board.
Annual Report, 1901-e0. 3v. INs3-
C6s7.
Cook. Mrs. X NJ c.. and Deffenbaugh.
W. S. Feasibility of Consolidat-
ing the Schools of Mount JOY
1Us54-c374.
Cope. H. F. Education for'Democracy.
IKcC793e.
Craddock, E. A The Classroom Re-
public. 1PD-CS43.
Cubberley. E. P. The History of Edu-
cation. 1K11-CS9Sh.
Cubberley, E. P. Readings in the His
tory of Education. IK11-Csssr.
fDeffenbaugh. w. S., and Muerman. j. &.
! Administration and Supervision of
Village Schools. IPo-D365.
Deffenbaugh. w. S. Schools in the BIZ
luminous Regions of the Appa-
| lachian Mountains. IUS3-D364s.
| Detroit Board of Education. Stand
ards and Conventions for Mechan-
! ical Drawing. SAB-D4S7.
Detroit Board of Education. Sugges-
| tions for Teachers in Evening Ele-
f.! mentary Schools. 1ZW-D4s:
Fernandez, Mrs. A. B. A School Build
ing Program for Meriden, Conn.
|. IUS46-F393.
Finney, r. l.. The American Public
School. IUs3-F4s6.
Foster. H. H. Principles Of Teaching
in Secondary Education. IU-FS13p.
Freeland. G. E. Modern Elementary
School Practice. IPF873m.
Geseu. A. L. Exceptional Children and
Public School Policy. IZF-G333e.
iHollingworth, Mrs. L. S. The Psychol-
ogy of Subnormal Children. 1zF'-
Hudson. J. w. The College and New
America. IX83-H864.
John, W.. c. Requirements for the
Kalbach. L. A. Organization of State
! DEPARTMENTS Of Education. IPO-
K124
Keith, J. A. H.. and Bagley. w. c. The
Nation and the Schools. 1kS3-
K264n.
Kirkpatrick, E. A. Imagination and
It's Place in Education. Xxi
Klapper. Paul. Ed. College reaching.
IXS3-K663c
Klein, A. ]. Correspondence Study in
Universities and Colleges. 1N-k67
Lull, H. G., and Wilson. H. B. Redf-
rection of High School instruction.
IU-L965.
MacCracken, ]. H. College and Com
monweaIth. IXSS-M137.
Mshnn.y. !. J. Tra:riEs Teachers for
Americanixa1ion. IEW-M274t.
Meiklejohn, Alexander. The Liberal
College. Ik-M473.
Mills, L. S. Selections 1or readlhs ny
the Direct Method; Manual for
reachers. IP-M627s.
Has,onal Citizens Conference on Edu-
cation, Washington D. c., 1920.
The National Crisis in Education.
Otis, A. s. Otis Group Intelligence
Scale. IKI-ot47. ,or
tpettit. W. W.. self-supporting Stu
dents in Certain New York City
High Schools. IRV-P45.
Rapeer. L. w. The Consolidated Rural
:. School. IUSs-R1S3..
Richmond. Kenneth. The Curriculum.
showalter, n. D. A Handbook for Ru-
raj school officers. IUs3-Sh88h.
Snedden, D. S. Sociological Deter
minAtion of objectives in Educa-
stockton, ]. L. Project Work in .Edu-
! cation. IP-St63p - = =
! The Students Handbook to the Uni
yersity and Colleges Of Cambridge.
1s2O-21. IX45C-6St. e q.
Thompson, F. ". Schooling Of the Inn
l migrant. IZW-T377s.