APPENDIX 3 PUBLICATIONS1 The purpose, origin, and type of the various publications of the Bureau of Education have been discussed in the text of this monograph. Elaboration in this appendix is unnecessary, therefore, except for a few untouched points. The bureau issues at regular intervals a pamphlet with the title "Available Publications of the U. S. Bureau of Education." This is a basic source of information listing all material currently available regardless of date, some publications dating as far back as 1870. Naturally it includes certain publications that have been discontinued, but affords an excellent idea of what has been and is published.' Appended is a list of publications of the bureau for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1921. In most cases the titles are sufficiently descriptive of the type of publication. Where not, reference should be made to the text of the monograph. Bulletins, 1919 No. 47. Private Commercial and Business Schools, 1917-18. 1The bureau is permitted by law to print only a limited edition of its bulletins for free distribution. The Superintendent of Documents, however, is authorized to sell such publications at cost. 2 For a complete list of all publications of the bureau whether out of print or not from its origin to date, numerous sources must be consulted. These sources are: 1867-1910-List of Publications, U. S. Bureau of Education. Bulletin 1910, Number 3. Whole Number 439-Government Printing Office. From 1912 to date: Monthly Record of Current Educational Publications, Bureau of Education, which separately lists bureau publications. Between 1910 and 1912 the only available source is the Bibliography of Education, Bureau of Education (annual). Bureau publications here are not separately listed, however, but appear under subject headings. No. 81. Statistics of State Normal Schools, 1917-18. L. E. Blauch and H. R. Bonner. Advance sheets from the Biennial Survey. No. 84. The University Extension Movement. W. S. Bittner. No. 85. Development of Agricultural Instruction in Secondary Schools. H. P. Barrows. No. 86. Administration and Supervision of Village Schools. W. S. Deffenbaugh and J. C. Muerman. No. 87. Statistics of State Universities and State Colleges for the Year Ended June 30, 1919. Bulletins, 1920 No. 7. Requirements for the Bachelor's Degree. W. C. John. No. 8. Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges. W. C. John. No. 9. The Feasibility of Consolidating the Schools of Mount Joy Township, Adams County, Pa. Mrs. K. M. Cook and W. S. Deffenbaugh. No. 10. Correspondence Study in Universities and Colleges. A. J. Klein. No. 12. Training Teachers for Americanization. J. J. Mahoney. No. 13. Éducational Work of the Commercial Museum of Philadelphia. C. B. Toothaker. No. 16. A Survey of Education in Hawaii. No. 17. Monthly Record of Current Educational Publications, June, 1920. No. 18. Lessons in Civics for the Six Elementary Grades. Hannah Margaret Harris. No. 19. Statistics of Public High Schools, 1917-18. H. R. Bonner. Advance sheets from the Biennial Survey. No. 20. Kalbach. No. 21. Salaries in Universities and Colleges in 1920. L. A. Schools in the Bituminous Coal Regions of the Appalachian Mountains. W. S. Deffenbaugh. No. 22. A School-Building Program for Meriden, Conn. Alice Barrows Fernandez. No. 23. A School-Building Program for Gloucester, Mass. No. 24. Statistics of City-School Systems, 1917-18. H. R. Bonner. Advance sheets from the Biennial Survey. No. 25. Monthly Record of Current Educational Publications, September, 1920. No. 26. Reorganization of Science in Secondary Schools. A report of the Commission on the Reorganization of Secondary Education. No. 27. Survey of the Schools of Brunswick and of Glynn County, Ga. No. 28. Monthly Record of Current Educational Publications. Index, February, 1919, January, 1920. No. 29. The National Crisis in Education: An appeal to the People. No. 31. Statistical Survey of Education, 1917-18. H. R. Bonner. Advance sheets from the Biennial Survey. No. 32. Monthly Record of Current Educational Publications, October, 1920. No. 33. Educational Directory, 1920-21. No. 34. Statistics of Universities, Colleges, and Professional Schools, 1917-18. H. R. Bonner. Advance sheets from the Biennial Survey. No. 35. Agriculture in Secondary Schools: A Report of the Commission on the Reorganization of Secondary Education. No. 36. Preliminary Survey of the Schools of the District of Columbia. No. 38. Monthly Record of Current Educational Publications, November, 1920. No. 40. The Curriculum of College of Agriculture. Carl R. Woodward. No. 41. The Francis Scott Key School, Locust Point, Baltimore, Md. C. A. Bennett. No. 42. Education for Highway Engineering and Highway No. 43. Survey of the Schools of Winchester, Mass. Bawden. W. T. No. 45. Monthly Record of Current Educational Publications, December, 1920. No. 46. Organization of State Departments of Education. L. A. Kalbach and A. O. Neal. Bulletins, 1921 No. 1. Monthly Record of Current Educational Publications, January, 1921. No. 2. Survey of the Schools of Wilmington, Del. Part I. No. 3. Monthly Record of Current Educational Publications, February, 1921. No. 4. Monthly Record of Current Educational Publications, March-April, 1921. Reports Annual Statement of the Commissioner, 1920. Annual Report of the Commissioner, 1919-20. Teachers' Leaflets No. 7. Recreation and Rural Health. E. C. Lindeman. No. 9. Lessons in Civics for the Three Primary Grades. Hannah Margaret Harris. No. II. Rural School Playgrounds and Equipment. K. C. Richmond. No. 14. Modern Language Teaching. Library Leaflets-List of References No. 12. October, 1920. Educational Surveys. No. 13. December, 1920. The Use of Pictures in Education. Health Educational Series Child Health Program. (Reprint.) (Reprint.) No. 8. Health Training for Teachers. No. 9. Your Opportunity in the Schools. Poster. Right Height and Weight for Boys. (Reprint.) Health Education Publications, Price List. Health Card No. 1. What is Health? Health Education-School Life Supplements 1-8. Kindergarten Circular No. 6. The Child and the Kindergarten. Julia Wade Abbot. (Reprint.) Secondary School Circulars No. 6. Junior High School Mathematics: A Preliminary Report by the National Committee on Mathematical Require ments. No. 7. The Problem of Summer Teaching in Connection with Project Supervision. Aretas W. Nolan. Higher Education Circulars No. 20. Opportunities for the Study of Engineering at American Higher Institutions. No. 21. Report of the Progress of the Subcommittee on College Instruction in Agriculture. No. 22. Opportunities for the Study of Medicine in the United States. George F. Zook. Industrial Education Circulars No. 5. Progress in the Preparation of Industrial Teachers. W. T. Bawden. No. 6. Examples of Good Teaching in Industrial Education. W. T. Bawden. Home Economics Circular No. 9. Home Economics Courses of Study for Junior High Schools. Reading Courses No. I. No. 2. The World's Great Literary Bibles. (Revised.) Great Literature-Ancient, Medieval, and Modern. No. 6. Thirty Books of Great Fiction. (Revised.) No. 7. Thirty World Heroes. (Revised.) No. 8. American Literature. (Revised.) No. 9. Thirty American Heroes. (Revised.) No. 10. American History. (Revised.) No. 13. The Call of Blue Waters. No. 14. Iron and Steel. No. 15. Shipbuilding. No. 16. Machine Shop Work. Miscellaneous Publications Available Publications of the U. S. Bureau of Education, November, 1920. Joy and Health Through Play. G. E. Schlafer. Broadside School Directed Home Gardening. School Life Volume 5, nos. I-12. Volume 6, nos. I-II. Index and title-page, vol. 4, January-June, 1920. |