Report of the Federal Security Agency: Office of Education, Volume 1

United States. Office of Education

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1902

Contents

• Total enrollment in schools and colleges: ix
• Average amount of schooling per inhabitant: xvii
• International association for the advancement of science arts and education: xxv
• German instruction in American schools: xxxii
• Education in Great Britain and Ireland: xxxviii
• Higher commercial education: xlviii
• City school systems: liv
• Secondary schools: lx
• STATISTICS OF STATE SCHOOL SYSTEMS: lxix
• Average daily attendance: lxxix
• School moneys received: lxxxvii
• Tables of school expenditure in the Southern States classified by race: xcviii
• Educational movements in Germany: 3
• Art education in Germany: 14
• Commercial schools and commercial universities in Germany: 21
• School supervision in Germany: 33
• Institutions for the defective: 40
• A new law concerning reformatory education of children in Prussia: 48
• Child labor in Germany outside of factories: 54
• The German library system: 80
• Agricultural schools in Austria: 88
• Agricultural and forestry schools in Austria: 101
• Noirés logos theory: 102
• Goethe and the great thinkers: 110
• Health and mortality among teachers in Berlin: 119
• Sons of laborers in German secondary schools: 125
• The period 18211825: 133
• The period 18381853: 140
• The period 18531873: 150
• CONSOLIDATION OF SCHOOLS AND TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS: 161
• Transportation of pupils in Indiana: 184
• An inquiry regarding conveyance of scholars in New Hampshire: 204
• Transportation of pupils in Nebraska: 212
• EDUCATIONAL PATHOLOGY OR SELFGOVERNMENT IN SCHOOL: 235
• Government of boys for boys by boys: 244
• INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE: 263
• List of office bearers: 264
• Reports of meetings of the association held in Paris in 1900: 277
• Arrangements for the Glasgow International Assembly 1901: 287
• 3 Specimens of the weekly programmes of the Paris International Assembly: 299
• EDUCATIONAL TRAINING FOR RAILROAD SERVICE: 305
• Education in railway engineering at the University of Illinois: 318
• CHAPTER VIII: 325
• CHAPTER IX: 345
• THE COMMON SCHOOL IN THE SOUTHERN STATES BEYOND THE MISSIS: 357
• Missouri: 373
• Secretaries: 384
• Arkansas: 388
• Texas: 394
• COMMON SCHOOL EDUCATION IN THE SOUTH FROM THE BEGINNING: 403
• Beginnings of education for the freedmen in Virginia: 414
• The administration of Gen John Eaton among the freedmen in the Mississippi Valley: 424
• The inauguration of the common school system among the colored people of Louisiana: 435
• The Peabody Education Fund: 451
• The mission schools established by the churches and the people of the North: 471
• CHAPTER XII: 491
• EDUCATION IN THE SOUTH: 509
• Negro education in the South By Paul B Barringer: 517
• Reply to Dr Barringers paper By Julius D Dreher: 523
• GERMAN INSTRUCTION IN AMERICAN SCHOOLS: 531
• Historical development: 538
• Position of German instruction at the beginning of the twentieth century: 589
• The future of German instruction: 663
• CHAPTER XV: 709
• The educational significance of the growth and tendency of the negro population: 733
• Early struggle for education personal risk and economic sacrifice: 743
• Separate school provisions: 749
• Negro owners and tenants of farms and homes: 757
• Occupations of negroes: 763
• Special studies of the economic conditions of the negro: 772
• The education of the city negro: 781
• The intellectual capacity of the negro: 794
• The need of the higher education: 802
• Objections to the higher education of the negro answered: 810
• The relative claims of industrial and higher education: 817
• The higher education of colored women: 823
• Work ways and future of negro colleges: 832
• The negro in Northern colleges: 842
• Colored men in the professions 48: 848
• Negroes who have achieved distinction along lines calling for definite intellectual activity: 854
• CHAPTER XVII: 861
• THIRD ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE ASSOCIATION of CATHOLIC: 885
• Catholic secondary schools By Rev James A Burns: 894
• The teaching of science By Rev Henry J De Laak: 904
• diagrams: 910
• The teaching of history in college By Rev Laurence A Delurey: 916
• The teaching of English in college By Prof Edmund J Ryan: 922
• Educational legislation in the United States Discussion: 930
• EDUCATION IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND: 939
• Legislative measures: 951
• Development of board schools in the cities 935: 970
• Secondary education in England and Scotland: 980
• The Irish university commission and university education in Ireland: 986
• The Government educational bill By E Lyulph Stanley: 994
• A national system of education By Cloudesley Brereton: 1002
• THE PUBLIC SCHOOL PROBLEM IN THE SOUTH: 1009
• Supervision: 1016
• TEMPERANCE INSTRUCTION: 1027
• The modern subjection of science and education to a propaganda By Wm T Sedgwick: 1041
• Enforced temperance among railway employees: 1047
• RELATIONS OF THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT TO HIGHER EDUCATION AND RESEARCH: 1051
• CHAPTER XXIII: 1067
• EDUCATION IN FRANCE: 1081
• Detailed statistics of primary education: 1087
• Movement for prolonging the education of the people: 1095
• Secondary education: 1103
• Higher education: 1109
• Conspectus of courses of study in the University of Paris: 1115
• Juvenile crime: 1125
• HIGHER COMMERCIAL EDUCATION: 1137
• Northwestern University Evanston: 1147
• Indiana University Bloomington: 1153
• Dartmouth College Hanover: 1159
• New York University New York: 1165
• University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia: 1173
• University of Wisconsin Madison: 1179
• ED 19011: 1185
• EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY: 1189
• Presidents of colleges for men and of coeducational colleges: 1200
• Presidents of colleges for women: 1206

Bibliographic information

• Title: Report of the Federal Security Agency: Office of Education, Volume 1
• Author: United States. Office of Education
• Publisher: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1902
• Original from: the University of California
• Digitized: Apr 29, 2010