Titre :

School and Society

Date début (Création) :

1915

Date fin (Disparition) :

1972

Période création :

1901-1949

Période offre éditoriale :

1901-1949

Pays :

United States

Ville :

New York

Langue :

En

Type de périodique :

Généraliste - Autre

Public visé :

Enseignants ; Grand Public

Commentaire Public visé :

Le American Mathematical Monthly rapporte le programme du périodique : "School and Society is the name of a new weekly journal edited by Professor J. McKeen Cattell and printed by the Science Press at Lancaster, Pa. The scope of this journal is broad. To quote from the prospectus : "The journal will follow the general lines that have made Science of service in the sciences, cooperting with publications in special fields, aiming to become the professional journal for those engaged in the work of our lower and higher schools, and to be of interest to the wider public for whom education if of vital concern. It will emphasize the relations of education to the social order, scientific research in education and its applications, freedom of discussion, and reports and news of events of educational interest."

Forme éditoriale :

Articles - Mémoires

Commentaire Forme éditoriale :

The American Mathematical Monthly indique les articles en sciences-mathématiques publiés par le périodique: "School and Society, volume 10, December 27, 1919 : "The work of the national committee on mathematical requirements" (...) "A queer mathematical conjectures" by G. A. Miller (...) Volume 11, January 24, 1920 : "The work of the national committee on mathematical requirements" by J. W. Young."

Périodicité des fascicules :

Hebdomadaire

Responsable Editorial :

Cattell, James McKeen ; Ryan, Will Carson ; Walters, Raymond

Commentaire Responsable Editorial :

Cattell, James McKeen est le responsable en chef. Ryan, Will Carson et Walters, Raymond sont ses assistants.

Editeur :

The MacMillan Co. ; The Science Press.

Adossement :

Académie - Société Savante - Société Professionnelle - Association

Commentaire Adossement :

Society for the Advancement of Education.

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