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REFERENCE LIST—MAY 1913 ,g0
Kerschensteiner, Georg. 379-43 K21
Education for citizenship. 1911.
Author urges that education be prolonged beyond the years of elementary schooling
and that the definite aim of this continuation be the training of youth for citizenship.
Among the foremost of the agencies to be employed are trade-schools. The sort of training
recommended is actually being carried out under the author's direction in Munich.
King, Irving. 3J0 K26
Social aspects of education. 1912. p. 177-205.
The same r 37o K26
Useful chapter on vocational guidance, with bibliography.
McKeever, William A. 630 M17
Farm boys and girls. 1912.
Contains chapters on "The farm boy's choice of a vocation" and on "The farm girl's
preparation for a vocation." Addressed to parents and teachers.
Massachusetts—Industrial and technical education, r 607 M455
Commission on.
Report of the Commission on industrial and technical education.
1906. (Columbia University, New York—Teachers college. Educational
reprints, no.l.)
Munsterberg, Hugo. 834 M96
American problems. 1910. p.25-43: The choice of a vocation.
The same. (In McClure's magazine. Feb. 1910. v.34, P-398-
4°3-) r 051 M13 v.34
How the vocation bureau might use psychological experiment in determining personal
qualifications of candidates.
Miinsterberg, Hugo. 150 M96PS
Psychology and industrial efficiency. 1913.
Urges the systematic application of experimental psychology to the service of economic
tasks, with the purpose of finding for every occupation the best-fitted personality
and of securing the best possible work from each man in his place.
National Child Labor Committee. 331.3 N15C5
Child employing industries. 1910.
v.35, no.2, supplement, March 1910, of the "Annals of the American Academy of
Political and Social Science." call number r 305 A51 v.35.
Brief papers on various aspects of this question.
National Education Association. r 370.6 N15
Proceedings, 1910. v.48, p.133-141.
Interesting paper by Charles W. Eliot on "The value during education of the lifecareer
motive." Author believes that this motive should be given freest play in the
public school system, from the seventh to the twelfth grade inclusive.
National Education Association. r 607 Nisr
Report of the Committee on the place of industries in public education
to the National council of education, July 1910. 1910.
Considers the importance of industrial education in the elementary, intermediate and
secondary schools.
National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education, r 607 N155
Bulletin, no.1-15. 1907-12.
no.i. Proceedings of the organization meetings.
no.2. Selected bibliography on industrial education, comp. by C. R. Richards.
no.3. Symposium on industrial education, collated by J. P. Haney.
no.4. Industrial training for women, comp. by F. M. Marshall.
no.5-6. Proceedings of ist annual meeting, Chicago, pt.1-2.
no.7. Circular of information.