REFERENCES
Reading edition
Dewey—The School and the Child; School and Society; The Child and the Curriculum.
O'Shea—Dynamic Factors in Education.
Scott—Social Education.
Dopp—The Place of Industries in Elementary Education.
Bone—The Service of the Hand in the School.
Sargent—Fine and Industrial Arts.
Row—The Educational Meaning of Manual Arts and Industries.
Charters—Methods of Teaching.
Bagley—The Educative Process.
Russell—The School and Industrial Life. Educational Review, Dec. 1909.
Sykes and Bonser—Industrial Education. Teachers College Record, Sept. 1911.
Bennett—The Place of Manual Arts in Education. Educational Review, Oct. 1911.
Richards—Handwork in the Primary School. Manual Training Magazine, Oct. 1901.
References for Classroom Use
Coping Saw Work Johnston
School Drawing Daniels
Little Folks Handy Book Beard
World at Work Series Dutton
Big People and Little People of Other Lands Shaw
How We Are Fed Chamberlain
How We Are Clothed Chamberlain
How We Are Sheltered Chamberlain
Continents and their People Chamberlain
How the World is Fed Carpenter
How the World is Clothed Carpenter
How the World is Housed Carpenter
Around the World Series Tolman
Youth's Companion Series Lane
The Bird Woman Chandler
The Tree Dwellers Dopp
The Early Cave Men Dopp
The Later Cave Men Dopp
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Footnotes:
[1] In scoring cardboard cut about halfway through the board on the outside of the fold.
[2] See Scott's "Social Education."
[3] See Riverside Primer.
Transcriber's note:
Additional spacing after some of the quotes is intentional to indicate both the end of a quotation and the beginning of a new paragraph as presented in the original text.
Printer's inconsistencies in hyphenation have been retained.