Contributions of Research to Special Methods: The Practical Arts 1

Bennett Charles Alpheus . History of Manual and Industrial Education up to 1870. (The Manual Arts Press, 1926)

Bennett Charles Alpheus . History of Manual and Industrial Education 1870 to 1917. (The Manual Arts Press, 1937)

Borden William T. and Others. Industrial Arts in Modern Education. (The Manual Arts Press, 1934)

Brewer John M. Education as Guidance. Pp. 313–326. (The Macmillan Company: New York, 1932)

Eastern Commercial Teachers Association. Guidance in Business Education (Ninth Yearbook). (The Association: Philadelphia, 1936)

Erickson Emanuel E. Teaching Problems in Industrial Arts. (The Manual Arts Press, 1930)

Friese John F. Exploring the Manual Arts. (D. Appleton-Century Co.: New York, 1926)

Haynes Benjamin R. , and Graham Jessie . Research in Business Education. (C. C. Crawford, 1932)

Kitson Harry D. (Ed.) Commercial Education in Secondary Schools. Pp. 175–197. (Ginn and Company: Boston, 1929)

Newkirk Louis V. , and Stoddard George D. The General Shop. (The Manual Arts Press, 1929)

Nichols Frederick G. Commercial Education in the High School. Pp. 242–290. (D. Appleton-Century Company: New York, 1933)

Schweickhard Dean M. Industrial Arts in Education. (The Manual Arts Press, 1929)

Vaughn Samuel J. , and Mays Arthur B. Content and Method of the Industrial Arts. (D. Appleton-Century Company: New York, 1924)

Government reports, Office of Education, and state departments: homemaking, agriculture, industrial arts, commerce, vocational education.

Business Education World (New York City)

Industrial Arts and Vocational Education (Milwaukee, Wis.)

Industrial Education Magazine (Peoria, Ill.)

Journal of Business Education (East Stroudsburg, Pa.)

Journal of Home Economics (Baltimore, Md.)

National Business Education Quarterly (Washington, D. C.)

Occupations, The Vocational Guidance Magazine (New York City)