Report of the Commissioner of Education Made to the Secretary of the Interior for the Year ... with Accompanying Papers, Volumen1

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U.S. Government Printing Office, 1903

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Addresses at the installation of President Butler of Columbia University
622
Free textbooksbenefits objections and cost
632
Technical education in Germany By V C Alderson
640
Tribute to Col F W Parker
647
Higher standard for high school teachers
654
More women desired on college faculties
661
EDUCATION IN FRANCE
667
Primary education
673
Agencies complementary to the school
679
Secondary education
685
Higher education
698
Admission of foreign students to French universities
708
CHAPTER XVI
721
EDUCATION IN ITALY
741
The Baccelli bill for the reform of superior education in Italy
767
ILLITERACY OF THE VOTING POPULATION IN THE UNITED STATES Prepared under direction
789
CHAPTER XIX
819
COMMERCIAL EDUCATION IN SWITZERLAND
837
Details concerning Swiss commercial schools
848
CONSULAR REPORTS ON EDUCATION
857
Antwerp geographical exhibition
863
Private schools in Prussia
869
Educational notes from Siberia
881
HENRY BARNARD
887
Establishment of the office of the Commissioner of Education of the United States and Henry
901
CHAPTER XXIII
927
OXFORD UNIVERSITY
949
History of the University of Oxford By John W Hoyt
960
The Bodleian tercentenary By J B Firth
990
EDUCATION IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND 1902
1001
The education law of 1902
1013
Local school administration under the new education law from speech of Mr James
1026
The new education act at work By T J Macnamara
1035
Relation of the new English law to the province of secondary education
1041
State of secondary education in Scotland and Ireland 1018
1048
Higher education in Great Britain and Ireland
1063
Page
1069
CHILD STUDY IN CHICAGO
1095
Rate of annual increase in growth and development
1101
Righthandedness
1108
School desks
1115
Memory investigation
1129
EDUCATION IN RUSSIA
1139
Institutions of higher education
1145
EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY
1151
Presidents of colleges for men and of coeducational colleges
1162
Presidents of colleges for women
1168

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