Chapter I: Front Matter

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=TEACHING AND ORGANISATION.=

=With Special Reference to Secondary Schools.=

A MANUAL OF PRACTICE.

Edited by P. A. BARNETT, M.A.

CHAPTER

I. =The Criterion in Education.= By P. A. BARNETT, M.A., late
Principal of the Isleworth Training College.

II. =Organisation and Curricula in Boys’ Schools.= By A. T.
POLLARD, M.A., Head Master of the City of London School.

III. =Kindergarten.= By ELINOR WELLDON, Head Mistress of the
Kindergarten Department, The Ladies’ College, Cheltenham.

IV. =Reading.= By ARTHUR BURRELL, M.A., Assistant Master in
Bradford Grammar School.

V. =Drawing and Writing.= By I. H. MORRIS, Head Master of the
Gleadless Road Board School, Sheffield.

VI. =Arithmetic and Mathematics.= By R. WORMELL, D.Sc., Head
Master of the City Foundation Schools, London.

VII. =English Grammar and Composition.= By E. A. ABBOTT, D.D., late
Head Master of the City of London School.

VIII. =English Literature.= By the EDITOR.

IX. =Modern History.= By R. SOMERVELL, M.A., Assistant Master in
Harrow School.

X. =Ancient History.= By H. L. WITHERS, M.A., Principal of the
Isleworth Training College.

XI. =Geography.= By E. C. K. GONNER, M.A., Professor of Political
Economy in University College, Liverpool.

XII. =Classics.= By E. LYTTELTON, M.A., Head Master of Haileybury
College.

XIII. =Science.= By L. C. MIALL, F.R.S., Professor of Biology in the
Yorkshire College, Leeds.

XIV. =Modern Languages.= By F. STORR, B.A., Chief Master of Modern
Subjects in Merchant Taylors’ School.

XV. =Vocal Music.= By W. G. MCNAUGHT, Mus.Doc. and H.M. Assistant
Inspector of Music in Training Colleges.

XVI. =Discipline.= By A. SIDGWICK, M.A., Fellow and Tutor of Corpus
Christi College, Oxford.

XVII. =Ineffectiveness in Teaching.= By G. E. BUCKLE, Master of
Method in the Isleworth Training College for Schoolmasters.

XVIII. =Specialisation.= By M. G. GLAZEBROOK, M.A., Head Master of
Clifton College.

XIX. =School Libraries.= By A. T. MARTIN, M.A., Assistant Master in
Clifton College.

XX. =School Hygiene.= By C. DUKES, M.D., Lond. Medical Officer in
Rugby School.

XXI. =Apparatus and Furniture.= By W. K. HILL, B.A., late Head
Master of Kentish Town High School.

XXII. =Organisation and Curricula in Girls’ Schools.= By M. E.
SANDFORD, Head Mistress of the Queen’s School, Chester.

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