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Part One 1

1. Education 1

Ⅰ．Education 1

Ⅱ．Education and Schooling 6

Ⅲ. Schooling 8

2. Education and Social Development 10

Ⅰ ．Education's Importance 10

Ⅱ ．Education and Economic Growth 14

Ⅲ ．How Does Education Contribute to Develop-ment 18

3. Teachers and Instruction 22

Ⅰ .Teachers and Their Survivors 22

Ⅱ． A Beginning Teacher 27

Ⅲ .The Characteristics of the Competent Teacher in Harford County 34

Ⅳ .Method, Technique and Devices 41

4． Student and Learning 46

Ⅰ .Students' Learning Styles 46

Ⅱ .Pra?tice Makes Perfect 59

Ⅲ .Learner Characteristics Today 65

5. Curriculum 75

Ⅰ .School Curricula 75

Ⅱ .Curriculum Areas 77

Ⅲ .Time to Rediscover the Needs of Youth 84

6. Moral Education 91

Ⅰ Character Education 91

Ⅱ .Moral and Values Education 96

Ⅲ .Values Education in Chinese PrimarySchools 101

7. Intellectual Education 110

Ⅰ . Intelligence 110

Ⅱ .The Nature and Theories of Intelligence 116

Ⅲ .Computer and School 125

8. Health and Physical Education 128

Ⅰ .Why Should You Study Health Science 128

Ⅱ .Hygiene and Physical Education 133

Ⅲ .Mental Health versus Mental Illness 137

Ⅳ . Self-actualization 141

9. Aesthetic Education 144

Ⅰ . Aesthetic Education 144

Ⅱ.Art in Man's Life 157

Part Two 163

10. Preschool Education and Kindergarten 163

Ⅰ .The Changing Scope and Nature of Early Childhood Programs 163

Ⅱ .The First Infant School in Great Britain 173

Ⅲ .Nursery School and Kindergarten 176

11. Primary and Secondary Education 180

Ⅰ .Elementary Education and Elementary School 180

Ⅱ .Secondary Education 186

12. Higher Education 196

Ⅰ .The Worldwide Higher Education 196

Ⅱ .Higher Education 199

Ⅲ .American Higher Education 203

13. Teacher Education 208

Ⅰ .Teacher Education 208

Ⅱ .Normal School and Teachers College 218

Ⅲ .Teachers in the Computer Age 222

14. Vocational and Technical Education 230

Ⅰ .Vocational and Industrial Education 230

Ⅱ .Facing Technology 238

Ⅲ .Vocational Education and General Educa-tion 243

15. Special Education 252

Ⅰ .Today's Definition of Special Education 252

Ⅱ .Answers to Frequently Asked Questions 256

Ⅲ .Vocational and Industrial Education for Special Groups 260

16. Adult Education 267

Ⅰ .Adult Education And Continuing Study 267

Ⅱ .Providers of Adult Education 272

Ⅲ .The Concept and the Future of Life-long Education 275

17． Education in China 281

Ⅰ .Education in Ancient China 281

Ⅱ .Education in Modern China 284

Ⅲ .The Development of Education in Recent China 290

Ⅳ .Education Reform 306

Ⅴ .Basic Education in Sichuan 310

18. Education in the U. S. A. 321

Ⅰ .American Education Week 321

Ⅱ .The Outlook for the American Professo- riate 325

Ⅲ .Moral Education in the United States 335

19. Education in the U. S. S. R. 343

Ⅰ .The General Principles of the Constitution of the Middle-General-Education School 343

Ⅱ .Professional Polytechnical School 348

Ⅲ .Structure and Organization of the Public Education System 354

20. Education In Japan 360

Ⅰ .Education in Japan 360

Ⅱ ．Japan's Smart Schools 368

Part Three 379

21. Educational Psychology 379

Ⅰ ．What Educational Psychology is 379

Ⅱ .The Functions of Educational Psychology 384

Ⅲ.Early Contributors to Educational Psychology 389

22. Educational Sociology 393

Ⅰ .Educational Sociology 393

Ⅱ .Schools and Their Functions 397

23. Philosophy of Education 400

Ⅰ .Philosophy of Education 400

Ⅱ .Philosophies of American Education 404

24. History of Education 408

Ⅰ .History of Western Education 408

Ⅱ .History of British Education 414

Ⅲ .History of American Education 422

Ⅳ .Development of World Education（1960-1981） 429

25. Economics of Education 436

Ⅰ .What is Economics of Education 436

Ⅱ .Economics of Educational Technology 441

Ⅲ .Economics of Education 445

26. Comparative Education 448

Ⅰ .The Development of Comparative Education 448

Ⅱ .Comparative Education 452

27. Library 455

28. Educational Evaluation 468

Ⅰ .Educational Evaluation 468

Ⅱ .Roles for the Evaluator 475

Ⅲ .Program Evaluation 479

29. Educational Management 482

Ⅰ .Management Education and Training 482

Ⅱ .Preparation Programs for Educational Administrators 487

Ⅲ .School Administration 491

30. Theories of Learning 496

Ⅰ .Why Theories of Learning 496

Ⅱ .What is Learning Theory 501

Ⅲ .How is Learning Theory Evaluated 505

31. Educational Facilities 509

Ⅰ School Building 509

Ⅱ .The Effects of School Lighting on Achie- vement and Behavior 513

Ⅲ. Microteaching 521

Part Four 521

32. Educators （ 1 ） 529

33. Educators （ 2 ） 557

34． My Pedagogic Creed 575

35. After John Dewey, What? 594

36 Teaching From 8 to 3 620

37． The Free and Happy Student 622

38. Education andthe Good Life 638

39. Making Teaching an Art 646

40. Educational Implications and Directions: 1980-2000 656

Ⅰ . Educational Guidelines: 1980 and Beyond 656

Ⅱ． Organization, Methods, and the Content of Instruction 661

Appendix 671

Ⅰ. A list of Names 671

Ⅱ References Bibliogra phy 681

Postface in Chinese 685