Journal of Education

“Sitting in a group about a table instead of in formal rows of seats has abolished almost completely the stiff duality which used to obtain between instructor and class,” says the writer.

“Unless the teacher has a certain amount of breadth of vision, of background herself, or more than a cursory knowledge of subject matter and maintains her pupils' interest in the subject she is teaching, her work is bound to fail.”

“The Boy and Girl Scout organizations with their wide activity programs providing adequately for achievement and success, cannot fail to be welcomed more and more heartily by the educator.”