Education, the School, and the Teacher in English Literature. Second ART. I. THE ENDOWED GRAMMAR SCHOOLS AND SECONDARY EDUCATION 1-176 CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES......... CHRONOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENT... HENRY VI. AND ETON COLLEGE, WINDSOR. II. WILLIAM OF WICKHAM AND ST. MARY'S COLLEGE. ST. MARY'S COLLEGE-CONSTITUTION-STUDIES-CONDITION, &C... III. DEAN COLET AND ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL, LONDON. MEMOIR ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL-STATUTES-STUDIES-CONDITION.. 1 3 5 9 11 13 13 17 49 ERASMUS-LILLY-RYTWISE......... 49 59 IV. GENERAL SURVEY OF THE GREAT PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 81-117 CARDINAL WOLSEY AND IPSWICH GRAMMAR SCHOOL-1528. 155-173 VIII. SCHOOL PUNISHMENTS-HISTORICALLY CONSIDERED. THE STRAP-FERULE-ROD-BIRCH-TAWS. IX. ALEXANDER POPE-ROBERT SOUTH-SIR RICHARD STEELE... 337-346 193 193 208 225 225 267 293 XIII. ENGLISH HOME LIFE AND EDUCATION. THE EVELYN FAMILY..... PAGE. 369 385 390 391 399 MRS. ELIZABETH SADLER WALKER-MRS. LUCY HUTCHINSON.... ANNE HARRISON-LADY FANSHAWE.... DAUGHTERS OF SIR ANTHONY COOK-LADY BACON-LADY BURLEIGH 463 XIV. ADVICE AS TO EDUCATION AND CONDUCT FOR PUBLIC LIFE... 401-416 401 XV. EDUCATION, THE SCHOOL, AND THE TEACHER—Continued. 417-448 417 SCHEME OF A UNIVERSITY FOR LONDON-AN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.... 421 423 419 420 STUDIES AND CONDUCT-Index..... XVIII. SURVEY OF ENGLISH SCHOOLS, TEACHERS AND TEACHING. PRIMARY SCHOOLS AND ELEMENTARY INSTRUCTION-Contents....... 545-604 545 553 561 577 INDEX TO ENGLISH PEDAGOGY-Old and NEW-Second Series. 593-604 on Education, the School, and the Teacher in English Literature. 608 pages. $3.50. Athens, Populace and University Life, 460. Athletic Games, and Exercises, 38. Boating. 8, 106. Chess, 413. Cricket, 8, 38, 105, 171. Riding, 410. Hunting, 410. Long-bow, 413, 428. Quoits, 414. Dancing, 412. Running, 409. [184. Dumb-bells, 408. Scourging the Top, Shouting, 183. [428. Foot Ball, 38, 171. Fox-hunting, 411. Swimming, 106, 409, Target-shooting, 106, Wrestling, 409. [428. Attention, Power, and Habits, 525. How developed. 484, 504. Audition, Power of, 540. Authority in the Teacher, 299. Impaired by excessive use, 302, 502. Defoe, 430. Fanshawe, 399. Elyot, 403. Smith, 415. Esop's Fables, 174, 245. Bacon, Lord, Art defined, 469. Alarm Bell at Winchester, 26. Algebra, the Cossic Art, 210. Recorde's, Treatise, 210. Alms-giving and Public Help, 395. Alphabet, Methods of Teaching, 211. Bow and Arrow, 73. Chinese and Persian, 211. Dionysius Halicarnassus, 212. Kallias-Quintilian, 213. Hoole's Petty School, 195. German, Luther, Basedow, 215. English in Henry VIII's time, 215. American Schools, 462, 512. Ancient Languages and Literature, 128, 456. Apple twigs, in Discipline, 20. ARNOLD, THOMAS, Educational Work, 129. Course of Study-Daily Work, 138. Relations to Trustees, Parents and Pupils, 139. Personal Instruction and Influence, 146, 161. Artificial value to Studies, 529. Arundel, Countess, Medical Skill, 396. Ascham, Rebuke to Noblemen, 122. Successive Steps in Learning, 188. Cited, 241, 264, 272, 537. French, German, Swiss, Principles and National Systems-(1) Elementary; (2) Sec- Educational Biography-American, English, Survey of English Schools and Pedagogy,572. English Pedagogy, First Series-Ascham, English Pedagogy, Second Series-Arnold, (595) Calderwood, Henry, 497. [519. Individualization, Self-control, 517. Calfe, Earliest Reference Library, 817. Capping and Capping-book, 290, 803. Carelessness in Written Exercises, 584. Assemblies, 278. Cato, Sentences, 174, 249, 290. Certificated Teachers, 497. Chancellor and Cathedral School, 59. Birch, Instrument of School Punishment,3, 331. Changes, Too frequent. 322. Free from Knots. 313. 331. Cost charged to Pupils, 26, 331. Birket, Catechism in Greek, 290. Blackboard, Early use of, 193, 223. Value of. 505, 509, 510. Bluchers, 34. Boarding Schools, Early, 347. Winchester, 47. Harrow, 111. Boltz, Introduction to German, 537. Books, Pupils, Binding, and Printing, 317. Books and Forms, in Classification, 22, 43. Book of Nature, for Science-teaching, 480. Bounties on Certain Studies, 457. Boy Bishop at St. Paul's School, 62. Boys, Society of, how governed, 152. Spirit of its best Members, 153, 160. Vote on Standing and Promotions, 304. Breaking-up for Vacations, 39. Bréal, on School preparation of Lessons, 544. Ludus Literarius, 185. Consolation for Grammar Schools, 189. Britton, John. Horn-book of 1771, 217. Building for a Grammar School in 1661, 296. Master's Dwelling, 297. Folding-doors between Class-rooms, 296. Winchester, 32. St. Paul's, 79. Burton, Warden at Winchester, 23. Butler, Hudibras' Philosophy of Whipping,336. Calderwood, Henry, 497. Teaching, its Ends and Means, 497. Sympathetic Relations with Pupil, 511. Charity. Examples of, 395, 396. Character, Formation of, 492, 513. Pupils' own Work, 514. Teacher can aid, 514. Growth, 516. Child and Children in Winchester Dialect, 33. Child's Guide, 218. Rules for Behavior, 222. Education, 313. Perceptive Faculties, 473. Christ Hospital School, Flogging, 332. Christian Education, 61, 134. Christian Man, Institute of, 61, 144, 156. Cicero, cited. 413, 454. Circum, at Winchester, 21. Cities as Seats of Learning. 315, 357, 460. Civil Policy and Discourse, Bacon, 452. Arnold, 148. Lyttleton, 125. Classification in Public Forms, 22, 43, 90. Books, 22, 43. Macaulay, 453. Clemens. Alexandrianus, 489. Cloister Time at Winchester, 22. Coleman, George, the Rodiad, 336. [55. Education, State of Learning about 1480, 49. COLET, JOHN, Memoir, 49. Institution of a Christian Man, 63. Construct'n of the eight Parts of Speech, 69. Collins, W. L. Visit to Rugby, 160. Color in Fræbel's System. 474. Other publications in London, 223. Commensales at Winchester, 23 Common People, Schools for, 121, 461. Commonplace Book, 284. Commoners at Winchester, 22. [461. Customs, Old School, 8, 39, 318. Daily Routine in 1658, 250, 278. Thursday, 34. 303, 238. Friday, 307, 322. Saturday, 35, 286. Sunday, 3, 310. Opening, 301. Intermission, 302. Closing, 301, 319. Hoole's Grammar School, 279. Rugby in 1828. 138. Winchester, 33. Dames at Eton, 111. Dame Schools, 208, 229. Dancing. Elyot, 412. DAWES, DEAN, Science-teaching, 479. Compared with Living, 104. Death, Defoe's Maxim, 383, 432. Deduction and Induction, 465 Defiant and Vicious Pupils, 519. Life purposes, 529. DEFOE, DANIEL, 417-432. Examination Tests, 461, 530. Consonants in the Petty School, 199, 221. Contents, English Pedagogy, vii. Second Series. 593. Studies and Conduct, 545. [443. Degrees, Academic, 190, 357. Democritus, Nature and Teaching, 489. De Quincey, Death of a Child, 383. Limitations of Time and Means, 491. Dictation in Foreign Languages, 543. Diderot, cited. 543. Diet of Schoolboys, 349. Diligence in Study and Work, 94, 185. Reformation of Instruments or Means-Eye. 501. Cranmer, Primer and Catechism, 515. Little danger, with good examiners, 462. Crime and Ignorance, 461. Cross-row, 208, 217. Cruikshank's Organ, 334. Cypher and cast Accounts, 124. Erasmus, 72. |