The Good Education of Youth : : Forty-fourth Annual Schoolmen's Week Proceedings / / Frederick Charles Gruber.

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The Good Education of Youth -- Frontmatter -- Editor's Preface -- Contents -- I. General -- Education in a Free Society -- New Schools for Old -- Helping Pupils Understand Mass Persuasion and Propaganda Techniques -- Enjoying Our Differences -- II. Administration -- Teacher Competence and Its Relation to Salary -- Schedule Making in the Large School -- Constructive Use of the Noon Hour -- The Law and the Teacher -- ΙII. Research -- The Hallmarks of Scholarship and Research -- Research in the Improvement of Instruction -- IV. Special Education -- The Next Step in Special Education -- V. Elementary Education -- Helping New 'Teachers Grow -- Reading and Social Growth -- A Project on the Evaluation of Elementary Education -- The World Our Children Face -- What Science Do Children Know? -- Arithmetic for the Able Learner -- VI. Secondary Education -- The Community School Idea in Secondary Education -- Leadership at the National Level -- Tomorrow' s Junior High School -- Teaming Up for Progress in the Junior High School -- The Core or Common Learnings Curriculum -- VII. Music and Art -- Art for Every Child -- VIII. Nursing Education -- Functions, Standards, Qualifications of the School Nurse -- IX. Guidance and Vocational Education -- Preparedness and the Freedom to Choose One s Occupation -- Some New Developments in 'Testing Achievement -- Technical Education in Russia and Its Implications for American Civilization -- The Unique Contribution of the School Social Worker to the Child's School Development -- X. Teaching Language and Literature -- The Novel in the Literature Course -- The Contemporaneousness of the English Novel -- Toward a Fuller Life -- Linguistics in the Service of Language Teachers -- XI. Summaries and Reports -- 1. Administration -- Eight Points to Remember in Making the Junior High School Schedule -- Do's and Don'ts in Building Double Session Programs -- Partners–School Administrators and Librarians -- School Lunch and Nutrition -- Teacher Retirement Problems -- School Law -- 2. Special Education -- Identifying Exceptional Children -- Helping Exceptional Children -- School Library Service to the Slow Learner -- Classroom Procedures to Meet the Needs of Slow-Learning Adolescents -- Implications of Pennsylvania Legislation for the Education of Exceptional Children -- Special Education for Children Who Deviate Physically -- 3. Elementary Education -- Writing to Reinforce and Organize Experience -- Clinic for Elementary School Teachers -- 4. Secondary Education -- Parents–Teachers–Youth Work Together -- Your A-V (I.Q.) -- The Gifted Student as Future Scientist -- Improving Reading in the Secondary Schools -- Current Teaching Methods as Practiced in Different Schools -- Flight Changes Classroom Instruction -- Teacher Rating by Pupils -- Teenage Halloween Behavior Patterns: Laymen and Schoolmen Co-operate -- Outdoor Education -- Playground Equipment: Construction, Selection, and Safe Use -- Let's Remove the "Gooflickus" from Secondary Mathematics -- The Use of Puppets in Creative Teaching -- Significant Practices in Language Arts -- Workshop for Business Teachers -- Initiating and Conducting a Science Fair -- As a Science Judge Looks at a Science Fair -- Practical Considerations in Planning High School Science Courses -- 5. Music and Art -- Art in the Total School Program -- Children's Paintings Around the World -- Participative Concepts for the Junior High School General Music Class -- Music in the Intermediate Grades -- Creative Rhythms -- Instrumental Music Clinic -- Survey of New Choral Materials -- 6. Nursing Education -- Articulation Problems Between High Schools and Schools of Nursing -- 7. Guidance and Vocational Education -- Industrial Education's Contribution to Living and Work -- A Program to Inform Schools about American Business and Industry -- Industrial Arts and Vocational Industrial Education -- Organizing and Using Occupational Information -- Trade and Industrial Education and Certification -- Appendix: Schoolmen's Week Committees -- Index
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title The Good Education of Youth : Forty-fourth Annual Schoolmen's Week Proceedings /
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The Good Education of Youth --
Frontmatter --
Editor's Preface --
Contents --
I. General --
Education in a Free Society --
New Schools for Old --
Helping Pupils Understand Mass Persuasion and Propaganda Techniques --
Enjoying Our Differences --
II. Administration --
Teacher Competence and Its Relation to Salary --
Schedule Making in the Large School --
Constructive Use of the Noon Hour --
The Law and the Teacher --
ΙII. Research --
The Hallmarks of Scholarship and Research --
Research in the Improvement of Instruction --
IV. Special Education --
The Next Step in Special Education --
V. Elementary Education --
Helping New 'Teachers Grow --
Reading and Social Growth --
A Project on the Evaluation of Elementary Education --
The World Our Children Face --
What Science Do Children Know? --
Arithmetic for the Able Learner --
VI. Secondary Education --
The Community School Idea in Secondary Education --
Leadership at the National Level --
Tomorrow' s Junior High School --
Teaming Up for Progress in the Junior High School --
The Core or Common Learnings Curriculum --
VII. Music and Art --
Art for Every Child --
VIII. Nursing Education --
Functions, Standards, Qualifications of the School Nurse --
IX. Guidance and Vocational Education --
Preparedness and the Freedom to Choose One s Occupation --
Some New Developments in 'Testing Achievement --
Technical Education in Russia and Its Implications for American Civilization --
The Unique Contribution of the School Social Worker to the Child's School Development --
X. Teaching Language and Literature --
The Novel in the Literature Course --
The Contemporaneousness of the English Novel --
Toward a Fuller Life --
Linguistics in the Service of Language Teachers --
XI. Summaries and Reports --
1. Administration --
Eight Points to Remember in Making the Junior High School Schedule --
Do's and Don'ts in Building Double Session Programs --
Partners–School Administrators and Librarians --
School Lunch and Nutrition --
Teacher Retirement Problems --
School Law --
2. Special Education --
Identifying Exceptional Children --
Helping Exceptional Children --
School Library Service to the Slow Learner --
Classroom Procedures to Meet the Needs of Slow-Learning Adolescents --
Implications of Pennsylvania Legislation for the Education of Exceptional Children --
Special Education for Children Who Deviate Physically --
3. Elementary Education --
Writing to Reinforce and Organize Experience --
Clinic for Elementary School Teachers --
4. Secondary Education --
Parents–Teachers–Youth Work Together --
Your A-V (I.Q.) --
The Gifted Student as Future Scientist --
Improving Reading in the Secondary Schools --
Current Teaching Methods as Practiced in Different Schools --
Flight Changes Classroom Instruction --
Teacher Rating by Pupils --
Teenage Halloween Behavior Patterns: Laymen and Schoolmen Co-operate --
Outdoor Education --
Playground Equipment: Construction, Selection, and Safe Use --
Let's Remove the "Gooflickus" from Secondary Mathematics --
The Use of Puppets in Creative Teaching --
Significant Practices in Language Arts --
Workshop for Business Teachers --
Initiating and Conducting a Science Fair --
As a Science Judge Looks at a Science Fair --
Practical Considerations in Planning High School Science Courses --
5. Music and Art --
Art in the Total School Program --
Children's Paintings Around the World --
Participative Concepts for the Junior High School General Music Class --
Music in the Intermediate Grades --
Creative Rhythms --
Instrumental Music Clinic --
Survey of New Choral Materials --
6. Nursing Education --
Articulation Problems Between High Schools and Schools of Nursing --
7. Guidance and Vocational Education --
Industrial Education's Contribution to Living and Work --
A Program to Inform Schools about American Business and Industry --
Industrial Arts and Vocational Industrial Education --
Organizing and Using Occupational Information --
Trade and Industrial Education and Certification --
Appendix: Schoolmen's Week Committees --
Index
title_sub Forty-fourth Annual Schoolmen's Week Proceedings /
title_full The Good Education of Youth : Forty-fourth Annual Schoolmen's Week Proceedings / Frederick Charles Gruber.
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title_full_unstemmed The Good Education of Youth : Forty-fourth Annual Schoolmen's Week Proceedings / Frederick Charles Gruber.
title_auth The Good Education of Youth : Forty-fourth Annual Schoolmen's Week Proceedings /
title_alt The Good Education of Youth --
Frontmatter --
Editor's Preface --
Contents --
I. General --
Education in a Free Society --
New Schools for Old --
Helping Pupils Understand Mass Persuasion and Propaganda Techniques --
Enjoying Our Differences --
II. Administration --
Teacher Competence and Its Relation to Salary --
Schedule Making in the Large School --
Constructive Use of the Noon Hour --
The Law and the Teacher --
ΙII. Research --
The Hallmarks of Scholarship and Research --
Research in the Improvement of Instruction --
IV. Special Education --
The Next Step in Special Education --
V. Elementary Education --
Helping New 'Teachers Grow --
Reading and Social Growth --
A Project on the Evaluation of Elementary Education --
The World Our Children Face --
What Science Do Children Know? --
Arithmetic for the Able Learner --
VI. Secondary Education --
The Community School Idea in Secondary Education --
Leadership at the National Level --
Tomorrow' s Junior High School --
Teaming Up for Progress in the Junior High School --
The Core or Common Learnings Curriculum --
VII. Music and Art --
Art for Every Child --
VIII. Nursing Education --
Functions, Standards, Qualifications of the School Nurse --
IX. Guidance and Vocational Education --
Preparedness and the Freedom to Choose One s Occupation --
Some New Developments in 'Testing Achievement --
Technical Education in Russia and Its Implications for American Civilization --
The Unique Contribution of the School Social Worker to the Child's School Development --
X. Teaching Language and Literature --
The Novel in the Literature Course --
The Contemporaneousness of the English Novel --
Toward a Fuller Life --
Linguistics in the Service of Language Teachers --
XI. Summaries and Reports --
1. Administration --
Eight Points to Remember in Making the Junior High School Schedule --
Do's and Don'ts in Building Double Session Programs --
Partners–School Administrators and Librarians --
School Lunch and Nutrition --
Teacher Retirement Problems --
School Law --
2. Special Education --
Identifying Exceptional Children --
Helping Exceptional Children --
School Library Service to the Slow Learner --
Classroom Procedures to Meet the Needs of Slow-Learning Adolescents --
Implications of Pennsylvania Legislation for the Education of Exceptional Children --
Special Education for Children Who Deviate Physically --
3. Elementary Education --
Writing to Reinforce and Organize Experience --
Clinic for Elementary School Teachers --
4. Secondary Education --
Parents–Teachers–Youth Work Together --
Your A-V (I.Q.) --
The Gifted Student as Future Scientist --
Improving Reading in the Secondary Schools --
Current Teaching Methods as Practiced in Different Schools --
Flight Changes Classroom Instruction --
Teacher Rating by Pupils --
Teenage Halloween Behavior Patterns: Laymen and Schoolmen Co-operate --
Outdoor Education --
Playground Equipment: Construction, Selection, and Safe Use --
Let's Remove the "Gooflickus" from Secondary Mathematics --
The Use of Puppets in Creative Teaching --
Significant Practices in Language Arts --
Workshop for Business Teachers --
Initiating and Conducting a Science Fair --
As a Science Judge Looks at a Science Fair --
Practical Considerations in Planning High School Science Courses --
5. Music and Art --
Art in the Total School Program --
Children's Paintings Around the World --
Participative Concepts for the Junior High School General Music Class --
Music in the Intermediate Grades --
Creative Rhythms --
Instrumental Music Clinic --
Survey of New Choral Materials --
6. Nursing Education --
Articulation Problems Between High Schools and Schools of Nursing --
7. Guidance and Vocational Education --
Industrial Education's Contribution to Living and Work --
A Program to Inform Schools about American Business and Industry --
Industrial Arts and Vocational Industrial Education --
Organizing and Using Occupational Information --
Trade and Industrial Education and Certification --
Appendix: Schoolmen's Week Committees --
Index
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contents The Good Education of Youth --
Frontmatter --
Editor's Preface --
Contents --
I. General --
Education in a Free Society --
New Schools for Old --
Helping Pupils Understand Mass Persuasion and Propaganda Techniques --
Enjoying Our Differences --
II. Administration --
Teacher Competence and Its Relation to Salary --
Schedule Making in the Large School --
Constructive Use of the Noon Hour --
The Law and the Teacher --
ΙII. Research --
The Hallmarks of Scholarship and Research --
Research in the Improvement of Instruction --
IV. Special Education --
The Next Step in Special Education --
V. Elementary Education --
Helping New 'Teachers Grow --
Reading and Social Growth --
A Project on the Evaluation of Elementary Education --
The World Our Children Face --
What Science Do Children Know? --
Arithmetic for the Able Learner --
VI. Secondary Education --
The Community School Idea in Secondary Education --
Leadership at the National Level --
Tomorrow' s Junior High School --
Teaming Up for Progress in the Junior High School --
The Core or Common Learnings Curriculum --
VII. Music and Art --
Art for Every Child --
VIII. Nursing Education --
Functions, Standards, Qualifications of the School Nurse --
IX. Guidance and Vocational Education --
Preparedness and the Freedom to Choose One s Occupation --
Some New Developments in 'Testing Achievement --
Technical Education in Russia and Its Implications for American Civilization --
The Unique Contribution of the School Social Worker to the Child's School Development --
X. Teaching Language and Literature --
The Novel in the Literature Course --
The Contemporaneousness of the English Novel --
Toward a Fuller Life --
Linguistics in the Service of Language Teachers --
XI. Summaries and Reports --
1. Administration --
Eight Points to Remember in Making the Junior High School Schedule --
Do's and Don'ts in Building Double Session Programs --
Partners–School Administrators and Librarians --
School Lunch and Nutrition --
Teacher Retirement Problems --
School Law --
2. Special Education --
Identifying Exceptional Children --
Helping Exceptional Children --
School Library Service to the Slow Learner --
Classroom Procedures to Meet the Needs of Slow-Learning Adolescents --
Implications of Pennsylvania Legislation for the Education of Exceptional Children --
Special Education for Children Who Deviate Physically --
3. Elementary Education --
Writing to Reinforce and Organize Experience --
Clinic for Elementary School Teachers --
4. Secondary Education --
Parents–Teachers–Youth Work Together --
Your A-V (I.Q.) --
The Gifted Student as Future Scientist --
Improving Reading in the Secondary Schools --
Current Teaching Methods as Practiced in Different Schools --
Flight Changes Classroom Instruction --
Teacher Rating by Pupils --
Teenage Halloween Behavior Patterns: Laymen and Schoolmen Co-operate --
Outdoor Education --
Playground Equipment: Construction, Selection, and Safe Use --
Let's Remove the "Gooflickus" from Secondary Mathematics --
The Use of Puppets in Creative Teaching --
Significant Practices in Language Arts --
Workshop for Business Teachers --
Initiating and Conducting a Science Fair --
As a Science Judge Looks at a Science Fair --
Practical Considerations in Planning High School Science Courses --
5. Music and Art --
Art in the Total School Program --
Children's Paintings Around the World --
Participative Concepts for the Junior High School General Music Class --
Music in the Intermediate Grades --
Creative Rhythms --
Instrumental Music Clinic --
Survey of New Choral Materials --
6. Nursing Education --
Articulation Problems Between High Schools and Schools of Nursing --
7. Guidance and Vocational Education --
Industrial Education's Contribution to Living and Work --
A Program to Inform Schools about American Business and Industry --
Industrial Arts and Vocational Industrial Education --
Organizing and Using Occupational Information --
Trade and Industrial Education and Certification --
Appendix: Schoolmen's Week Committees --
Index
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