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CONTENTS
OFFICERS FOR 1922.
OFFICERS CHOSEN FOR 1923....
REGISTRATION AND ATTENDANCE AT SCHOOLMEN'S WEEK, 1922.
MINUTES OF GENERAL COMMITTEE..
MINUTES OF ANNUAL BUSINESS SESSION.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED..
PART I. GENERAL SESSIONS
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ADDRESS-Kenneth G. Matheson.....
THE USE AND ABUSE OF INTELLIGENCE TESTING—Frank Pierrepont Graves..
CLOSING ADDRESS-Josiah H. Penniman..
PART II. DEPARTMENTAL SESSIONS
Distribution of Authority and Responsibility Among State, County, and Local
Officers
1. THE BEST PLAN FOR PENNSYLVANIA-Thomas E. Finegan.....
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2. FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF A CITY SUPERINTENDENTS. E. Weber....
3. FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF A COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT J. W. Sweeney 42
Intelligence and Achievement Tests
WHAT IS INTELLIGENCE AND WHO HAS IT?--Lightner Witmer..
GROUP INTELLIGENCE TESTS: THEIR VALUE AND LIMITATIONS-Arthur S. Otis 55
FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF EDUCATIONAL MEASUREMENTS,
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA-LeRoy. A. King...
67
USE OF INTELLIGENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT TESTS FOR MAKING EDUCATIONAL
READJUSTMENTS AND IN DEVELOPING FUTURE SCHOOL POLICIES-D. J.
Mahoney..
REPORT ON ILLINOIS EXAMINATION GIVEN IN SIXTH, SEVENTH, AND EIGHTH
GRADES IN WEST CHESTER-B. Reed Henderson..
100
AIDS TO SUPERVISION OBTAINED FROM THE STUDY OF THE RESULTS OF THE
ILLINOIS EXAMINATION-H. M. Mendenhall...
103
The Next Steps in Pennsylvania's Financial Program
SIGNIFICANT LEGAL ASPECTS OF TAXATION-William Draper Lewis...
SOURCES FOR PUBLIC REVENUE AND SUGGESTIONS FOR READJUSTMENTS OF
PENNSYLVANIA'S STATE TAX SYSTEM Clyde L. King......
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THE THEORY OF STATE SUPPORT OF LOCAL SCHOOLS Harlan Updegraff........ 125
Rearrangement of School Districts in Pennsylvania
THE Community as a Local Unit of Rural SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION—George
A. Works....
131
THE NATURE OF THE LOCAL SURVEY AS MADE IN NEW YORK: WHAT IT
REQUIRES-Thomas A. Bock.....
142
THE APPLICATION OF THE NEW YORK PLAN OF REARRANGEMENT OF SCHOOL
DISTRICTS TO PENNSYLVANIA-Lee L. Driver...
151
Improvement of Teachers in Service
WHAT EXTENSION COURSES ARE NEEDED?-Albert Lindsay Rowland....
HOW CAN THE UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES, AND NORMAL SCHOOLS BEST FURNISH
EXTENSION COURSES?-Ambrose L. Suhrie....
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How CAN STANDARDS OF WORK IN EXTENSION COURSES BE MAINTAINED ON
A PARITY WITH INTRAMURAL COURSES?-John H. Minnick
Junior High School
172
BASIC AIMS AND FUNCTIONS OF THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL-Philip W. L. Cox 173
THE PROGRAM OF STUDIES FOR RURAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS--Charles J.
Hemmig...
179
GUIDANCE AND TRY-OUT WORK IN THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL-Walter R. Douthett 180
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL: SCHOOL ACTIVITIES James M. Glass....
CURRENT PRACTICE IN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS IN THE LIGHT OF FUNDAMENTAL
AIMS-Arthur J. Jones...........
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Teaching of Geography Followed by a Demonstration Lesson
MODERN CONCEPTIONS OF GEOGRAPHY-J. Russell Smith....
201
A STUDY OF A CLASS'S FIRST EXPERIENCE IN SOCIALIZED PRESENTATION
(DEMONSTRATION)-Erna Grassmuck
210
Tenure of Teachers
TENURE LAWS IN THE UNITED STATES-Joseph Bardy..
215
A DIGEST OF TRIALS HELD IN NEW JERSEY UNDER PERMANENT TENURE LAW
-E. V. Bearer.....
220
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF THE PERMANENT TENURE LAW IN NEW
JERSEY-E. C. Broome..
226
TEACHER TENURE LEGISLATION IN OHIO-W. E. Wenner
227
DISCUSSION-Robert E. Laramy, Katharine Toohey, J. H. Hallam..
231
Grouping by Abilities in Junior and Senior High Schools.
PROVIDING FOR INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES BY MEANS OF GROUPING BY ABILITIES
-Philip W. L. Cox....
INITIAL GROUPING OF PUPILS-Chester Robbins..
VARIATION IN TREATMENT OF DIFFERENT GROUPS-J. J. Brehm..
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PART III. CONFERENCES OF TEACHERS
ELEMENTARY TEACHERS
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Demonstration Lesson as Devised for Improvement of Teachers in Service.
PHILADELPHIA PLAN OF TEACHER IMPROVEMENT Armand J. Gerson....
DEMONSTRATION OF TWO PICTURE LESSONS, GRADE II-Ivy E. Hooper.. 255
Grouping of Children by Abilitics and Consequent Changes in School Procedure
PROCEDURE IN DETROIT-Charles L. Spain.
PROCEDURE IN READING-Anna A. Rapp..
THE APPLICATION OF JOB ANALYSIS TO PLANNING LESSONS IN CONTINUATION
SCHOOLS-Owen D. Evans.
Commercial Studies
272
WHY SHOULD SHORTHAND AND BOOKKEEPING BE MADE ELECTED STUDIES,
ONE TO THE EXCLUSION OF THE OTHER?-Charles S. Donnelly..... 275
WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF TEACHING BUSINESS
WRITING A SHORT PERIOD DAILY IN THE Bookkeeping Class?—Henry
W. Patten.
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