Forgotten Voice: A Biography of Leta Stetter Hollingworth Book

Acknowledgments
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1. A Child Called "E"
Chapter 2. The Lone Pine
Pioneers
Chadron and Valentine
The Stetter Family
The Danley Family
Childhood: 1886
A Terrible Year
Still More Losses
Chapter 3. The Girl In the Red Tam O'Shanter
College Years: 1902
"Holly"
Chapter 4. Making Lemon Pies
Life In the City
Caught In a Trap
The Caffeine Study
Graduate Student Years
Naomi Norsworthy
Education In American Schools
The Binet-Simon Intelligence Scale
Psychology of Women Based on Truth
Chapter 5. A Somewhat More Agitated Woman
The Women of Heterodoxy
The Feminist Alliance
The "Woman Question"
Eugenics
Bellevue Hospital and Teachers College
Chapter 6. The Nurturant Mother of Gifted Education
Exceptional Children
The Public School 165 Experiment In Gifted Education
Precedents In Gifted Education
Chapter 7. An "Unexpected Answer to Fifteen Years of Prayer"
Speyer Graduates
Leta's Legacy
A Lost Labor of Love
Chapter 8. Loving and Working
The Hollys
Family
Ruth
Margaret Chase Overton
Teachers College
The Professionalization of Psychology
A Passion for Quality
William Heard Kilpatrick and Leta Hollingworth
Chapter 9. Homecoming
Epilogue
Endnotes
Notes on Sources
Major Events In Leta Stetter Hollingworth's Life 1886
Index
About the Author