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Description | Nos.33-36. Indexed. Includes special issues on education in Russia; progressive education in England (part I and II); teaching of English.
- 'The Outlook Tower' (notes from the Editor) - No.33 (page 2) - 'The Good and Bad in Russian Education' by Carleton Washbourne (Winnetka Schools, Illinois) (includes six pictures) - 'The First Experimental Station on Public Education; of the People's Commissariat of Education, USSR' by S. Shatzky (First Experimental Station, Moscow) - 'The Basic Principles of Soviet Pedagogy' by Prof. A. Pinkevitch (Second Moscow State University) - 'Education in the Russian Socialist Federation of Soviet Republics' by Mme. Rojdestvenskaya - 'An English Teacher in Russia' by V.A. Hyett (King Alfred School, London) - 'Ten Years of Pre-School Work in Soviet Russia' by Vera Fediaevsky (Training College, Moscow) (includes six pictures) - 'Rural Schools in the Soviet Union' by Dr Lucy L.W. Wilson (S. Philadelphia High School for Girls) (includes three pictures) - 'The Apiary, Moscow' by H.W. Hawkins (A Russian Kindergarten, visited in Summer, 1926) - 'Research into the Drawings of Pre-School Children' by E. Florina - 'Types of Russian Schools: Definitions' (taken from the Guide to the Soviet Union and Scott Nearing's book Education in Soviet Russia) - 'Hints for Teachers Visiting Russia' - 'A Decade of Soviet Education' by Prof. S. Ivanoff (National University, Voronege - Voronez, Russia) (includes two pictures) - 'Towards International Understanding' by D.V. Halbach (A Frensham Heights Experiment) - 'Notes - Fellowship News' - 'Book Reviews' (New York at School by Josephine Chase; ABC of Jung's Psychology by Joan Corrie; Psychology of Elementary School Subjects by H.B. Reed; Educate Your Child by Herbert McKay) - 'Esperanto - Lesson I' (Esperanto course page prepared by Chairman of the Locarno Conference for the New Era periodical)
- 'The Outlook Tower' (notes from the Editor) - No.34 (page 54) - 'Hopes and Fears' by Sir Michael Sadler (Master of University College, Oxford) - 'Abbotsholme School, 1927', (Rocester, Derbyshire) by Collin H.C. Sharp - 'Abinger Hill School', (A New Public Preparatory School for Boys, Dorking, Surrey) by Belle Rennie (includes nine pictures) - 'Dartington Hall, Totnes, Devon' (boys and girls school with a focus on English agriculture) - 'Summerhill' by A.S. Neill (Author of "A Dominie's Log") - 'The Malting House School' (Cambridge, founded by Mr and Mrs Geoffrey Pyke) - 'The Influence of the Dalton Plan in England' by A.J. Lynch (Author of "The Rise and Progress of the Dalton Plan") - 'The Garden School' (Wycombe Court, High Wycombe) - 'The Montessori Movement in England' by Claude A. Claremont - 'An Experiment in Individual and Group Work (St Martin's Girl's School, Dover) by Ethel Cook - 'Notes on a Few Experiments in Elementary Schools' (various contributors) - 'The Child's Level' by Herbert McKay (Author of "Educate your Child") - 'Present day Psychology in its Relation to Education' by Margaret T. Scott - 'Tests of Temperamental Qualities' by D.W. Oates (Municipal Secondary School for Boys, Newport, Mon.) - 'Mental and Psychological Tests in Lowestoft' by W.T. Tregear (Suffolk) - 'Notes' (various contributors) - 'Book Reviews' (Curriclum Making in the Elementary School by the Staff of the Elementary Division; Talks to Parents and Teachers by Homer Lane) - 'Esperanto - Lesson II' (Esperanto course page prepared by Chairman of the Locarno Conference for the New Era periodical)
- 'The Outlook Tower' (notes from the Editor) - No.35 (page 103) - 'The Problem of Education between the Ages of 11 and 16' (includes two pictures) - 'Bernard Shaw: A Talk on Education' - 'Where Education Fails Most Obviously' by Norman Angell - 'Notes of Some Progressive Pirvate Schools in England' Decentralisation: St George's (Co-educational) School, Harpenden, Herts. - 'St Christopher School, Letchworth, Herts.' - 'Boarding Schools of the Society of Friends' - 'Educational Research; An Experiment at Frensham Heights' by J.H. Burns - 'The English Public Schools' by H.C. Dent (includes four pictures) - 'Transfer of Training and Transference' by T.H. Pear, J.N. Langdon and M. Yates - 'Notes on a Few State Secondary Schools' - 'Can We Measure Morals?' - 'Some Central or Modern Schools' - 'Some Open-Air Schools' - 'The Nursery School Movement in England' by Grace Owen - 'Organised Colour in Primary Classes; A Rainbow Room for the Classes' by E.M. Christie (includes three drawings and six pictures) - 'International Notes' - 'Notes from England' - 'Book Reviews' (Creative Music in the Home by Satis N. Coleman; Talsk to Parents and Teachers by Homer Lane; The MInd of the Growing Child by viscountess Erleigh)
- 'The Outlook Tower' (notes from the Editor) - No.36 (page 161) - 'The Teaching of Englis' (Notes by Geoffrey York Elton, Frensham Heights School) (includes one picture and one drawing) - 'The School Library as a Centre of Culture' by S.R. Gibson - 'The New Library' - 'The Teaching of English' by Professor J.J. Findlay (University of Manchester) - 'The Perfect Teacher of English' by George Sampson - 'Books in the Classroom' by F.H. Pritchard (includes one drawing of a Booklover's Map of the British Isles) - 'The Teaching of English Literature in Schools' by Geoffrey Crump (Bedales School, Petersfield, Hants.) - 'The Return of Grammar' by Guy N. Pocock (Author of the 'Exercise in English') - 'English Unscrambled' by Carleton Washburne (Winnetka, Illinois, USA) (includes four pictures and one drawing) - 'Some Notes on the Teaching of Spelling' by Dr William Boyd (University of Glasgow) - 'Home-made Plays' by C.W. Bailey (Holt Secondary School, Liverpool) - 'Literature at Home' by Mrs A. Hutton Radice (Author of The New Children) - 'My Experience of "New" Methods in English' by Old Boy (includes four pictures) - 'Notes from the Schools' - 'Retirement of Dr W.H.D. Rouse' (Perse School, Cambridge) - 'Book Reviews' (Judgment and Reasoning in the Child by Jean Piaget |