Excerpt from Survey of the Kindergartens of Richmond, Indiana, Vol. 1: September, 1917
The material for this report has been gathered from the following sources:
1. Observations made during visits to the schools January 17-20 and February 12-16, inclusive. Each visit was from one to one and one-half hours in length, and each of the eight kindergartens was visited twice. All of the first primary grades were visited also.
2. Written answers to questions asked of all the kindergarten and first-primary teachers.
3. Five afternoons spent in conference with the teachers and several individual conferences with the teachers and the supervisor of manual arts.
4. Information supplied by the superintendent.
5. The course of study for the kindergartens printed in the Superintendent"s Report of 1912.
Without the friendly co-operation of all the persons concerned the task would have been far more difficult. The teachers were most cordial in their classrooms and more than willing to give to the conferences all the time that was asked.
Many of the suggestions given in this report were discussed quite fully and frankly in the conferences, and some of them have already been acted upon. It is hoped that when the report reaches the teachers it will be received by them in the friendly spirit which characterized the conferences.
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