Chapter X Survey of Programs in Parental Education

Fisher Dorothy Canfield. Why Stop Learning? New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1927. Pp. 116–147.

Forest Use Preschool Education. New York: Macmillan, 1927. Pp. 263–265.

Gesell Arnold. The Preschool Child. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1923. Pp. 156–164.

Van Waters Miriam. Concerning Parents. New York: New Republic, 1926. Pp. v–vii.

Van Waters Miriam. Intelligent Parenthood. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1926. Pp. 1–5.

Van Waters Miriam. Modern Parenthood. Los Angeles: Southern California Society for Mental Hygiene, 1926. Pp. 11–14, 89–103, 179–222.

Van Waters Miriam. Parent Education. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1927. Pp. v–vi, 166–180.

Van Waters Miriam. Parents on Probation. New York: New Republic, 1927. Pp. 261–269.

Abbott Julia Wade. “A twenty-four-hour day for the preschool child.” Childhood Education, 1: 1924, 111–118.

Alexander Lilian M. “A year of preschool work in Georgia.” Child Welfare Magazine, 20: 1926, 531.

Anderson John E. “The clientele of a parental education program.” School and Society, 26: 1927, 178–184.

Anderson John E. “The state university as a training center for parents,” Child Study, 4: October, 1926, 5–6.

Andrus Ruth . “A summer project in parental education.” Child Study, 4: October, 1926, 12–13.

Andrus Ruth . “Family relationships and organization of the home.” Journal of the American Association of University Women, 20: April, 1927, 85.

Baldwin Bird T. “Child development.” Child Welfare Magazine, 21: 1927, 572–573.

Baldwin Bird T. “The role of the child in progressive education.” Progressive Education, 2: 1925, 160–162.

Baldwin Bird T. “The state program for child study and parent education in Iowa.” Journal of Home Economics, 18: 1926, 601–602.

Binzel Alma L. “Education for parenthood.” Mother and Child, 4: 1923, 16–23.

Blanchard Paul . “Schools for parents.” The Survey, 57: 1926, 79.

Bridgman Ralph. “Parentcraft and research in child welfare.” School and Society, 24: 1926, 733–734.

Calvert Maude R. “Parental education as a part of the public school program.” Journal of Home Economics, 19: 1927, 603–604.

Canfield Dorothy. “Bringing up parents.” McCall's Magazine, 55: November, 1927, 19, 105–106.

Child Study Association. “Parental education in review.” Child Study, 4: March, 1927, 5–7.

Eliot Abigail. “Educating the parent through the nursery school.” Childhood Education, 3: 1926, 183–189.

Foster Mary . “Parental and preparental education in day schools.” Journal of Home Economics, 18: 1926, 603–604.

Gans Bird S. “Child study groups: methods and materials.” Progressive Education, 3: 1926, 333–337.

Groves Ernest R. , and Gladys H. “Parenthood training.” Child Welfare Magazine, 22: 1928, 349–352.

Gruenberg Sidonie M. “Parental education—its materials and methods.” Childhood Education, 4: 1928, 223–229.

Hansl Eva von B. “The child has invaded the college campus.” Journal of the American Association of University Women, 20: 1927, 82–84.

Hill May “The nursery school and parental education.” The Sixth Yearbook of the Department of Elementary School Principals of the National Education Association, 6: 1927, 145–161.

Jenkins Elizabeth. “The child department of a homemaking course.” Journal of Home Economics, 16; 1924, 88–90.

Jones Alma H. “A home economics extension project in child care and training.” Journal of Home Economics, 19: 1927, 278–280.

Knickerbocker Katherine K. “Parent coöperaion at the Lincoln School.” Progressive Education, 4: 1927, 181–185.

Meek Lois Hayden. “A preschool project for university women.” Progressive Education, 2: 1925, 38–41.

Meek Lois Hayden. “Child study for university alumnae.” Child Study, 4: October, 1926, 9, 13–14.

Meek Lois Hayden. “Child study in the preschool field.” Progressive Education, 3: 1926, 39–44.

Meek Lois Hayden. “Home economics and the education of children.” Journal of Home Economics, 17: 1925, 694–699.

Meek Lois Hayden. “New ventures in education for university women.” Journal of the American Association of University Women, 20: October, 1926, 17–19.

Meek Lois Hayden. “The nursery school as a center for parental education.” Childhood Education, 4: 1928, 217–220.

Myers Garry C. “Parent education.” Progressive Education, 4: 1927, 215–216.

Pilpel Cecile. “Study groups for parents.” Child Study, 4: October, 1926, 3–4, 16, 18.

Richardson Anna E. “Progress in child development and parental education.” Journal of Home Economics, 19: 1927, 562–565.

Stolz Herbert R. “The California Congress and research.” Child Welfare Magazine, 22: 1928, 417–418.

Storey Helen A. “The first conference on parenthood.” Child Welfare Magazine, 20: 1926, 301–304.

Storey Helen A. “The training of parents.” Child Study, 2: October, 1925, 9–10, 13–14.

Van Alstyne Dorothy. “The parents awake.” Vassar Quarterly, 13: December, 1927, 28–35.

Vincent E. Leona “Train mother—train child.” The Woman Citizen, 10: December, 1925, 22–23, 44, 46.

Wallin Alice R. “Educating for parenthood.” Childhood Education, 4: 1928, 234–236.

Watson A. E. , and F. D. “Opportunities for parental education.” Progressive Education, 3: 1926, 323–332.

Webster Elizabeth. “What mothers want.” Childhood Education, 4: 1928, 237–242.

White Edna N. “Parental education.” Journal of Home Economics, 18: 1926, 600–601.

White Edna N. “The nursery school: a teacher of parents.” Child Study, 4: October, 1926, 8–9.

Woolley Helen T. “Educational policies of the American Association of University Women past and future.” Journal of the American Association of University Women, 19: June, 1926, 15–17.

Woolley Helen T. “Preschool and parental education at the Merrill-Palmer School.” Progressive Education, 2: 1925, 35–37.