Short sight in relation to education : an address delivered to the Birmingham Teachers' Association, November 2nd, 1880 / by Priestly Smith.

  • Smith, Priestley.
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1880
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    LIST FOE EEFERENCE. 1. Untersuchungen der Angen von 10,060 Schulkindern, neLst Vor- sclilaegen zur Verbesserung der den Augen nachtlieiligen Schulein- richtungen. By Dr. Hermann Cohn. 1867. Fleischer, Leipzig. 2. School Life in its Influence on Sight and Figure. By Dr. R. Liebreich. 1878. (Two Lectures, delivered 1872 and 1878.) J. and A. Churchill, London. 3. Ueber die Reform des Schulunterrichts in Bezug auf Kurzsichtigkeit. By Dr. A. Treichler,. 1875. Zurich. 4. Die Zunahme der Kurzsichtigkeit an den Hoeheren Unterrichts- anstalten. By Dr. Seggel. 1878. Finsterlin, Munich. 5. Is the Human Eye Changing its Form and becoming Near-sighted under the Influence of Modern Education ? By Dr. E. G. Loring. 1878. New York. 6. Die Schulhygiene auf der Pariser Weltausstellung, 1878. By Dr. Hermann Cohn. 1879. Morgenstern, Breslau. 7. Essai sur la Physiologic de la Lecture. By Dr. Javal. 1878-9. (This work appeared in successive numbers of the Annales d'Oculistique. The author promises the publication of a separate edition, which is to include the results of his experi- ments upon the legibility of various forms of type.) 8. Ueber den Einfluss des Schulunterrichts auf Entstehung von Kurz- sichtigkeit. By Professor Zehender. 1880. Enke, Stuttgart. 9. Over den invloed van de School op de Kortzichtigheid. By Dr. Van Moll. 1880. Van Engel and Eeltjes, Rotterdam. 10. —The Influence of School Life upon the Eye-sight, with special reference to the public Schools of Dayton. By Dr. W. J. Conklin. 1880. Dayton, Ohio. 11. Hygiene Scolaire. (Under this heading the sixth section of the Report of the International Congress of Education, Brussels, 1880, contains a series of reports in which the shape and lighting of class-rooms, and the construction and arrangement of school furniture are discussed). N.B.—In many of the above-named publications, references are given to other works not included in this list.