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CHAPTER X

TEACHING PHASES

_For Girls_

Chamberlain, A.F. _The Child; A Study in the Evolution of Man._ Ed. 2. London, 1911.

Cleaves, M.A. _Education in Sexual Hygiene for Young Working Women._ Charities and the Commons, vol. 15, pp. 721-24, Feb. 24, 1906.

Dudley, Gertrude, _and_ Kellor, F.A. _Athletic Games in the Education of Women._ New York, 1909.

Gesell, A.L. _Normal Child and Principles of Education._ Boston, 1912.

Goldmark, J.C. _Fatigue and Efficiency._ New York, 1912.

Gordon, H.L. _Modern Mother._ New York, 1909.

Hall, W.S. _The Doctor's Daughter; A Story for Girls._ Chicago, 1913.

---- _Life Problems; A Story for Girls._ Chicago, 1913.

Johnson, G.E. _Education by Plays and Games._ Boston, 1907.

Lowry, E.B. _Herself; Talks with Women concerning themselves._ Chicago, 1911.

---- _False Modesty._ Chicago, 1912.

---- _Confidences; Talks with a Young Girl concerning herself._ Chicago, 1910.

Mosher, E.M. _Health and Happiness._ New York, 1912.

Oppenheim, Nathan. _Care of the Child in Health._

---- _Development of the Child._ New York, 1908.

Partridge, G.E. _Genetic Philosophy of Education._ New York, 1912.

_Plain Talks with Girls about their Health and Physical Development._ Salem, 1912. Oregon State Board of Health. Circular no. 4.

Puffer, J.A. _The Boy and his Gang._ Boston, 1912.

Saleeby, C.W. _Woman and Womanhood._ New York, 1911.

Smith, N.M. _Three Gifts of Life._ New York, 1913.

Sperry, L.B. _Confidential Talks with Young Women._ Chicago, n.d.

Tyler, J.M. _Growth and Education._ Boston, 1905.