ACADEMIC view v. commercial, Basketry, 330
Battersea Polytechnic, 393
Beauty v. use, 321
Binet, Alfred, 33
Biography, 266
Biology v. physical science, 180
Blackboard, 96, 257, 313
Book-keeping, 408-9
Books about books, 64
Boutroux, Emile, 10
Boys and domestic subjects, 395
Boys and girls in commercial
subjects, 415
Branford, B., 181 note
Brereton, Cloudesley, 76 note,
116
British Association Report on
Science Teaching, 180
British Journal of Psychology, 34
British system of physical train-
ing, 364 ff.
Brouford, W. H., 45 note
Browsing, 69
Business routine, 409–10
Atlases, 252; use of, 254
Avebury, Lord, 47
Ballad, the, in history, 271
Calculus, the, its place in school,
217
Cambridge Essays on Education,
36, 72
Caterpillars" on maps, 252
Caxton, picture of, 270
Centres, for domestic subjects,
379; for handwork, 350
Chambers's Cyclopædia of Eng-
lish Literature, 65
Chapman and Rush, 33 note
Christophe, Jean, 301
City of London College, 417
Clapp, Prof., 53
Class v. private teaching, 13 ff.
Classical Association, 29 note
Class-teaching, for instrumen-
talists, 308; in music, 307 ff.;
in public schools, 21
Cleaning in housecraft, 385
Cockerton judgment, the, 155
Colloquial Latin, 150
Comenius, 337
Commerce, definition of, 401;
theory and practice of, 409 ff.
Commercial,correspondence,410;
teachers, 414
Commercial education, financing
of, 414; for girls, 415-16; in
arithmetic, 406; in French,
406; in geography, 405
Composition, English scale of,
32; free, in modern languages,
IOI, 114, 115 note,
123;
66 matter "in teaching, 45; in
Latin and Greek, 143, 146;
oral, 49 ff.; tests of, 63
Conflicting passages in history,
276-7
"Conscience, the grammatical,"
125
Continuation schools, 158, 168,
170
Cook, H. Caldwell, 51, 52, 287
Cookery, 380 ff.; made to pay,
388; time for teaching, 385
Copying, in drawing, 321; in
handwork, 350
Corbett, 274
Corrections, 61
Correlation, 175, 291 ff., 325;
between commercial subjects
and rest of curriculum, 405;
formulæ, 34
Cowper-Templeism in history,
Descartes, 200
Design, 335
Développement, le, 105, 108
Differentialism, 18
Direct Method, the, 38, 74, 76,
79, 87, 113, 126, 132, 142 note,
143, 152; examples of, 139 ff.;
references to the literature of,
136
Doctors' Exercises, 301
Documents in history teaching,
266, 271-2, 274
Domesday Book, 268
Dramatic element in history
teaching, 283
Dramatic method of teaching,
287
Drawing in relation to hand-
work, 351
Drawing tools, 324
Drill, 19, 178
Drudgery, 37, 99, 100, 110
Ear, place of, in music teaching,
305, 317
Earhart, Lida B., 12
Education, Board of, 155, 337,
339, 361, 371, 379, 382
Educational virtue of subjects,
5, 159, 408
Efficiency, 162
Ellis, J. J., 273, 276–7
Emerson, 126
English Composition scale, 32
English, co-operation in the
teaching of, 47, 179
English grammar, 39, 41
English Journal, The, 54 note, 67
English literature, 64 ff., 292
English teaching, function of, 47
Euclid as text-book, 198 ff.
Eurhythmics, 368
European history, 266-7
Examinations, effects of, 118,
162, 312
Excess in teaching, 8
Exchange of Children, Society
for the, 120
Exercise, physical, 358
Expert's fallacy, 20
Extensive linguistic course, 102,
110, 112, 117 note
Extensive reading, 102, 116
Faculties of commerce, 417
Findlay, Prof., 45 note, 368
Finlay-Johnson, H., 287
Firmery, 79 note
Firth, C. H., 271
Fisher, George, 408
Fisher, H. A. L., 272, 276, 357
Flat copies in drawing, 320
Fletcher, C. R. L., 268, 273, 276
Folk songs, 319
Fool-proof English, 406
Frankland, 183
Frazer, N. L., 273
Free composition in modern
languages, 101, 114, 115 note,
123
Freedom, 19, 344
Froebel, 17, 337
Games, 359
Gasquet, 273, 276–7
Geographical argument, 236
Geography, examples of teaching
of, 247; grammar of, 233 ff.;
new point of view in, 230;
objects of teaching of, 232;
Mass-drawing, 325
Materials for handwork, 346
Mathematics, discipline of, 197;
dulness of, 196; measurement
in, 201; thoroughness in, 225
Maxwell, J. Clerk, 190
Mercator's projection, 252
Merchant, definition of, 401
Mill on the Floss, 26
"Mixed Courses" in domestic
subjects, 382
Modelling, 328
Modern tendencies in house-
craft, 394 ff.
Molière, 116
Montessori system, 15 ff., 43
Montessorians, 16 21
More, Thomas, 273
Müller, J. P., 361, 363, 369
Multifolding, 27
Mun, Thomas, 401 note, 402
Music, history of, 310
Musical instruments, size of, 304
Oral v. written methods, 41, 77
Ordinarius, 293, 294
Paidocentricism, II
Palmgren, Director, IOI
Paraphrasing, 60
Part-music for children, 308, 318
Partnership in teaching, 18
Past definite, 108
Peers, E. A., 125 note
Perse School, 51, 130 note
Pestalozzi, 337, 339
Phonetic script, 44, 84
Phonic or phonetic methods, 42,
83 ff.
Physical training, commission on,
361
Pictures, in geography, 256; in
history, 268; in modern lan-
guages, 98, 106, 107
Plan, le, 105, 109
Plato, 5, 127, 131, 195
Play Way, The, 52, 135, 251
National gymnastic festivals, 367 Plays, Latin and Greek, 144
National songs, 319
Nature study, 180-1
Needlecraft, 329
Needlework, 384, 386, 399
Nielson, Principal, 12
Nomic spelling, 85
Non-English teachers, 47
Norris, Frank, 284
Northern universities, 399
Note-making, 24; in excess, 65
N.U.E.T., 6
Poetry, historical, 271
Political economy, 409
Politics in history teaching, 278
Pollard, A. F., 273, 276-7
Pons asinorum, 200, 204
Portraits, historical, 274
Practical v. theoretical, in mathe-
matics, 204, 208; in music,
305; in science, 168
Practical work-room, 167
Presentation, order of, in music,
305, 316
Primrose path, 35, 170
Private reading, 119 ff.
Problem work, in commercial
subjects, 403; in history, 267,
275 ff.
Professional self-consciousness, 6,7
Pronunciation, in classics, 137 ff.;
in modern languages, 83 ff.,
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