Jewish Education: Vol. 21, Adar 5710, Spring 1950, No. 2.

Octavo, paper covers with wear to the spine, 80 pp. Articles are: "Jewish Education and Jewish Communal Budgets," Michael Alper, "John Dewey and the Community-Centered School," Isaac B. Berkson, "The Beth hayeled," Shlomo Azrieli, "Supervision Program," Louis L. Ruffman, "Shevilei Hahinukh," Zevi Scharfstein, "The College of Jewish Studies in Chicago," A.O. Schoolman, "On the American Principle of Unity in Diversity," Paul H. Douglas, "On the Relationship Between Israel and The Diaspora," Simon Greenberg, "Three Years of Experience with a Consultation Program," Elsie Chomsky, "Supervision Through In-Service Training, Conferences and Demonstration Teaching," Morris Liebman, "Supervision for the Creative Teacher," Jacob S. Golub, "Supervision in Agencies with Limited Personnel," Abraham P. Gannes, "The Teacher's View of Supervision and the Supervisor," Samuel Linick, "Supervision Through Testing in Baltimore," Simon Bugatch, "Jewish History as a Subject of Instruction in the Jewish School," Solomon Grayzel, "Developments in Jewish Education on Jewish Life and Its Observances," Louis I. Kaplan, "Hebrew During the Past Ten Years in Jewish Education," Abraham S. Halkin, Progress and Prosepects in Jewish Education: "Mizrachi," Isidore Margolis, "The Yiddish Schools," H. Bass, "The United Synagogue of America," Abrham E. Millgram, "Torah Umesorah," Joseph Kaminetsky, "The Union of American Hebrew Congregations," Emanuel Gamoran, - "Preparation for jewish Leadership in Yeshiva University," Jacob I. Hartman, "1950 Summer Seminar and Tour in Israel," "Ben Rosen Fellowship," "The New Plan of Studies at the Hebrew University," Dushkin, "The Jewish Communities Overseas," Judah J. Shapiro.