134-137, 138-139; in geology,
153-156, 158; in hygiene and
physical training, 206; in eco-
nomics, 225; in sociology, 244
246; determined by commu-
nity, 246; in American history,
259-262; in European history,
269-276; in political science,
280-281; in philosophy, 312-
314; in education, 353; in
in
English literature, 386;
classics, 410; in Romance lan-
guages, 431-436; in German,
442-453; in engineering, 502-
504; in mechanical drawing,
526-530; in business educa-
tion, 559-567

Cultural aim, 220, 336, 348, 382-
384

Evening session for business edu-
cation, 573
Examination, 80. See Tests
Experimental work in psychol-
342. See Laboratory

ogy,
method

Expressional limitations of col-
lege students, 545

Law, 17; commercial, 571–572
Lecture method, 73; in chemis-
try, 113-114; in physics, 131,
133; in mathematics, 175; in
economics, 227, 231–235; in
sociology, 242; in history, 260,
265; in philosophy, 308-310;
in psychology, 340-341; in
classics, 419-421; in engineer-
ing, 511-513; in commercial
education, 568-572

Length of periods in account-
ancy, 569

Literary analysis, 386

Literary appreciation, 380. See
Aims, Cultural, Esthetic
Literary style, 386

Literature and the classics, 407-
408, 415. See English
Logical association, 63-64

MacLean, G. E., 30

Mathematics, 59, 161-182
Mechanical drawing, 525-532
Medicine, 17

Mental development and acquisi-
tion of language, 388
Methods of teaching conditioned
by aims, 98. See Aims
Mezes, S. E., 48

Modern languages, when intro-
duced, 7; in business educa-
tion, 571

Modern literature and the clas-
sics, 412

Monroe, P., 353

Morrill Act, 10

Motivation in teaching, 55-56
Municipal research, 298. See
Laboratory method, Sociology,
Political science

Music in secondary schools, 465

Natural method in classics, 411,
416-417

Newspaper English, 541-542

Parker, S. C., 355

Pennsylvania University, 4

Philosophy, 57, 70-71, 123, 127,
302-319

Physical education, 22, 183-314
Physics, 126-141
Pitkin, W. B., 46-50
Place in curriculum, of political
science, 287; of ethics, 328;
of psychology, 334, 344; of his-
tory of education, 351; of edu-
cational theory, 359; of Ger-
man, 440; of art education, 475
Point of contact in teaching, 57-
62

Political science, 279-301
Preparatory training, in chemis-

try, 109; in physics, 129; in
mathematics, 164, 176-178; in
physical education, 190; in
German, 448; for journalism,
549

Problem method, in economics,
228, 231-235; in sociology,
248-251

Relative importance in organiza-
tion of knowledge, 64

Religious character of American
college, 5-7, 22

Reporting, teaching art of, 547
Research, 285. See Reference
Problem method,

reading,
Seminar
Research scholars as teachers,
105-106, 124, 137, 178
Robinson, M. L., 42
Romance languages, 424-428

Scholarship as preparation for
teaching, 38
Science, teaching of, 61-64;
place of, in journalism course,
552

Scientific methods, in political
science, 298; in psychology,
343

Scope of course in educational
theory, 361
Self-activity, 72
Self-government, 24
Seminar, 76

Senior college, 26-28

Sequence of courses in political
science, 289

Skill to be developed in biology,

90
Smith, F. W., 55
Snow, L. F., 30

Social museum, the, 254