By E. C. Plumptre

Miss O'Ferrall.Volume 33. No. 11. November 1922, pp. 777-787.

By Mrs. W. J. Brown

By J. S. Mills, M.A.Volume 2, 1891/92, pp. 926-930

By Mary L. G. Petrie, B.A. (Mrs. C. Ashley Carus-Wilson)Volume 4, 1893/94. pp. 571-574

By Miss V. Partington.Volume 19, 1908, pg. 900

L. Gore

By Miss M. Ambler. Volume 12, 1901. pp. 521-527

By J. S. Mills, M.A. Volume 2, 1891/92. pp. 923-926

By J. S. Turner.Outdoor Superintendent, the Horticultural College, Swanley.Volume 15, 1904. pp. 845-851

By C Sharr. Volume 13, 1902. Pp. 726-731

By Mrs. Spencer Curwen.Volume 9, 1898, pgs. 439-445Kelli's work, as mentioned at the end of the episode, can be found at: https://curwenmusic.com/

Volume 15, 1904. pp. 688-693

By the Rev. Cecil Bosanquet. Volume 15, 1904, pp. 771-780

By I. Landale. Volume 15, 1904, pp. 665-677

By Leader Scott. Vol. 2, 1891/92, P. 330

By Alice Powell. Volume 4, 1893/94, pp. 692-696

By Mrs. Ward, Vol. 2

'Nursery Needlework' by Frances Epps. 1891/92, Vol. 2. 

Oscar Browning discussing the role and value of languages in modern classical education.

A short article by Rev. Henry W. Bell praising Monsieur Gouin's methods of language study.

Dorthea Beale on the use of rewards and punishments in child rearing and education.

Edward Salmon writing on literature choices for children.

Rev. R.H. Quick expanding on Mrs. Davis' thoughts on children's beginning arithmetic lessons.

F.H. Colson on Plutarch and home education. Note: this is the first episode I have recorded with a new computer, so I'm still getting used to new sound settings. Also, my baby rarely naps these days and can be heard shuffling aroun...