A catalogue with explanatory notes of the exhibits from the Department of Education, Empire of Japan, in the International Health and Education Exhibition, held in London, 1884.

Japanese at head of title.

Involvement in learning : realizing the potential of American higher education : final report of the Study Group on the Conditions of Excellence in American Higher Education.

Item 461-D-5

Report and survey of recreation needs and facilities in Searsdale, New York, February-April, 1945 ...

On cover: Scarsdale recreation survey 1945.

A study of youth needs and services in Dallas, Texas,

Cover title.

Jewish vocational education; history and appraisal of training in Europe.

"The story of Jewish vocational education and occupational redistribution ... between the French Revolution and World War II."

Transportation services, utilization and needs of the elderly in non-urban areas: patterns in two Kentucky communities. Final report.

Federal Transit Administration, Washington, D.C.

Role of libraries in distance education : a SPEC kit /

"July 1996."

Inconclusive proofs of payoff in driver education and other crash prevention measures.

Mode of access: Internet.

The education of girls in Switzerland and Bavaria,

Mode of access: Internet.

Report of the Governor's Commission for the Study of Problems in the Education of Negroes in North Carolina.

N.C. Newbold, chairman of the commission.

The use of computers in engineering education; report. 1st-3d; 1960-62.

Cover title, 1960: Electronic computers in engineering education; report.

The doctorate in education; an inquiry into conditions affecting pursuit of the doctoral degree in the field of education.

Vol. 2 by H. E. Moore, J. H. Russel, and D. G. Ferguson.

A history of women's education in the United States.

Includes bibliography.

A generation of progress in our public schools, 1881-1912; an intimate history of the Public education association of Philadelphia since its origin as a volunteer organization of citizens interested in the welfare of our public schools...

Mode of access: Internet.

Some results of research in the history of education in England with suggestions for its continuance and extension,

"Read November 25, 1914."--p. [1]