An edition of Education in Germany
(1902)
Education in Germany
by Great Britain. Board of Education
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Table of Contents
1. The unrest in secondary education in Germany and elsewhere, by M.E. Sadler.
2. Note on the revised curricula and programmes of work for higher schools for boys in Prussia, 1901, by A.E. Twentyman.
3. Higher schools for girls in Germany; an introductory sketch, by Mary A. Lyster.
4. The smaller public elementary schools of Prussia and Saxony, with notes on the training and position of teachers, by E.M. Field.
5. Note on impending changes in the profesional training of elementary schools teachers in Prussia, by A.E. Twentyman.
6. School gardens in Germany, by T.G. Rooper.
7. Impressions of some aspects of the work in primary and other schools in Rhineland, etc., by R.E. Hughes.
8. The continuation schools in Berlin, by H. Bertram. Translated by A.E. Twentyman.
9. Note on the earlier history of the technical high schools in Germany, by M.E. Sadler.
10. Recent developments in higher commercial education in Germany, by M.E. Sadler.
11. On the measurement of mental fatigue in Germany, by C.C.T. Parez.
12. Report of the Congres on the education of feeble-minded childlren, held at Augsburg, April 10-12, 1901, by A. Eichholz.
Edition Notes
At head of title: Board of Education. Special reports on educational subjects. v. 9.
- On the education of neglected children in Germany, by F. Rathenau.
Includes bibliographical references.
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