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The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 27
Appendix—H
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Appendix—H.
The Diplomas are of three grades: Associate, Licentiate, and Fellow, for which candidates must have taught at least one, two, and five years respectively. The fee is one, three, or six guineas.
Candidates who are not graduates of a British University must he examined in certain general and some selected special subjects, and all must be examined in the following subjects:—
Theory and Practice of Education.
| 1. | Mental and Moral Science: Mind, Intellect, Association, Abstraction, Generalization, the Will and Voluntary Power, Control of Feelings and Thoughts, the Emotions, Habit. |
| 2. | Physiology with reference to the Laws of Health and Physical and Mental Education. |
| 3. | Logic and its application to Education. |
| 4. | Government of a School, including Lesson-giving and Criticism of Methods; School Organization in all its departments. |
| 5. | History of Education and Educational Methods; distinguished Educators, English and Foreign; Methods and Organization of Schools and Colleges of note at home and abroad. |
Application should be made to the Secretary, C. R. Hodgson, B.A, 42 Queen Square, Bloomsbury, London.