INDEX TO VOLUME XVI. OF BARNARD'S AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION. [NEW SERIES, VOLUME VI.] Abbisselfa, 121. Abbott, Gorham D., Memoir and Portrait, 600. Academies of New England, 403. Admission to Schools by nomination, 684. Competitive examination, 521, 684. St. Mary's College, 521. St. Paul's School, 684. Adolescence, peculiar training in, 427. Adult Schools and Instruction in Austria, 343, 351. Age for admission to English Public Schools, 521, 684. Alabama Educational Associations, 375. Alarm Clock at Winchester School, 520. Albertus, 681. Alcott, A. Bronson, 130, 144. My School and School House, 130. Alcott, W. A., 144. Allen's Reading Table, 571. Alphabet, how taught formerly, 132. Novel mode of teaching, 681. American Normal School, 449. American Social Science Association, 391. Andrews, Israel W., Memoir and Portrait, 605. Anglo Saxon in study of English Language, 568. Apparatus, place to be provided for, 569 Appetites to be controlled, 53. Archemedian mode of ventilation, 716. Arithmetic, how taught fifty years ago, 133, 738. English Public Schools, 523. Prussian Normal School, 398. Arkansas, 381. Associations, Educational, 311. State, 317, 353, 729. Austria,-Territory-Pop.-Nationalities-Religions, 5. Theresa-Felbiger-Kindermann-Firmian,9, Board of Ed. Reform in 1795-Constitution of Gov- Trivial Schools-Circle High Schools, 15. Austria-Elementary Schools, 16. Spendou-Teachers declared State Officials, 16. Studies-discipline-examinations-tuition, 341. II. Secondary Schools and Education, 609. State Board of Swieten, and Migazzi-Abolition of Martini-Prof. Hess-Gratian Marx-Morality, 612. Leopold II.-Martini-Teachers' Association, 614. Baker, William M., Memoir, 166. Barbarism, the danger of a new country, 408. Bates, William G., Dedicatory Address, 453. Beecher, Henry W., reminiscences of school house, 135. Benefactors of Education,-John Colet, 657. Hopkins, Edward, 407. Long, or William of Wykeham, 497. Benton, A. R., Memoir. 775. Biographical Sketches, 519, 525, 531. See Memoirs. Blackboard, when introduced, 142. Directions for making, 573, 575. Book Publishing House, 347. Book, value of, 66. Books or Forms in St. Mary's College, 527. Model Primary School House, 701. Brainard, T., home and school life in Conn., 331. Historical Development, 449. Plans of school house, 465. Brooks, Charles, on Normal Schools, 92, 145. Brougham, Henry Lord, letter to Macauley, 187. Brown's self regulating hot water furnace, 713. Burrowes, T. Normal School System of Penn., 195. Calazansio, 698. Caldwell, C., Memoir of, 109. State of education in North Carolina, 109. Educational Association, 785. Revised School Law, 631. County Superintendence, 635. Camp, D. N. on Oswego object teaching, 269. Campbell, Wm., on ignorance in Virginia, 173. Carlyle, Thomas, letter to a student on reading, 191. Outline of institution for teachers, 77. Charnock, Father Richard, Erasmus, 659. Child and Children in St. Mary's College, 525. Chilson, Gardner, Furnace, 579, 582. Choate, Rufus, cited, 332. Choristers in Austria, 32, St. Mary's College, 524. Christian Brothers in Rome, 698. Clark's ventilating school stove, 716. Class system in Austrian gymnasium, 620. Classification, 22, 715, 338. Cleanliness healthful and moral, 36. Clerical body as teachers, 697. Cleveland, N., Dummer Academy, 403. Coffin, I. H. C., Memoir, 784. Colet, John, Memoir, 657. St. Paul's School, 667. Commoners in St. Mary's College, 524, 531. Compulsory school attendance, 24, 343, 689. Brougham, 187. Carlyle 191. Niebuhr, 216. Southey, 223. Conferences of teachers, 338, 526. Connecticut, revival of education, 143. Home education, 331. School education, 335. Contents of March Number, 5. June Number, 193. September Number 401. December Number, 593. Conversation, power of, 682. English Language, place in, 557, 560.* |