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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 19 February 2018
My present purpose is to show the importance of acquiring further knowledge as to the conditions of development, and as to the physical and mental brain-powers of children, and the desirability of diffusing a knowledge of scientific methods of study among those whose profession it is to train children.
Paper read at the Psychology Section of the British Medical Association held at Leeds, Aug., 1889.
† See author's “Anatomy of Movement.”Google Scholar
‡ “Brit. Med. Journ.,” 27th July, 1889.Google Scholar
* The ten Public Elementary Schools contained—Boys, 1944; Girls, 1987. The four Exceptional Schools contained—Boys, 850; Girls, 563.Google Scholar
* See Tuke, Hack Dr. and Shuttleworth, Dr., “Journal of Mental Science,” Jan., 1888, p. 552, and April, 1889, p. 80.Google Scholar
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