Education in Germany
By: Presented to both houses of Parliament by command of His Majesty
Series: [Parliament. Papers by command] Cd -- 836; Cd. (Great Britain. Parliament) -- 836.; Special reports on educational subjects -- v. 9.
Publisher: Printed for H.M. Stationery Off., by Wyman and Sons
Published: 1902
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 622
Subjects: Education
Notes: At head of title: Board of Education. Special reports on educational subjects. v. 9.

13. On the education of neglected children in Germany, by F. Rathenau.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: 1. The unrest in secondary education in Germany and elsewhere, by M.E. Sadler.; title: 2. Note on the revised curricula and programmes of work for higher schools for boys in Prussia, 1901, by A.E. Twentyman.; title: 3. Higher schools for girls in Germany; an introductory sketch, by Mary A. Lyster.; title: 4. The smaller public elementary schools of Prussia and Saxony, with notes on the training and position of teachers, by E.M. Field.; title: 5. Note on impending changes in the profesional training of elementary schools teachers in Prussia, by A.E. Twentyman.; title: 6. School gardens in Germany, by T.G. Rooper.; title: 7. Impressions of some aspects of the work in primary and other schools in Rhineland, etc., by R.E. Hughes.; title: 8. The continuation schools in Berlin, by H. Bertram. Translated by A.E. Twentyman.; title: 9. Note on the earlier history of the technical high schools in Germany, by M.E. Sadler.; title: 10. Recent developments in higher commercial education in Germany, by M.E. Sadler.; title: 11. On the measurement of mental fatigue in Germany, by C.C.T. Parez.; title: 12. Report of the Congres on the education of feeble-minded childlren, held at Augsburg, April 10-12, 1901, by A. Eichholz.