O'Shea
MICHAEL VINCENT, an American educator and author. He was born at Le Roy, N. Y., in 1866, studied at Cornell, where he graduated in 1892, immediately entering the State Normal School at Mankato, Minn., as instructor.
Later he taught at Buffalo Teachers' College and the University of Wisconsin, at the same time editing journals connected with education, and presiding His works include: "Aspects of Mental over the Society of College Teachers.
Economy"; "Education as Adjustment"; "Method and Management in Teaching"; "Dynamic Factors in Education"; "Social Development and Education"; and "Health and Cleanliness."