St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-22
STATE EDUCATORS.
Programme for the Annual Ses-
sion OF the Various Branches
Next Week,

sion OF the Various Branches
Next Week.
The Minnesota Educational asSocia-
ton will hold its regular fourteenth an
nual session in this city, at the capitol,
on Dec. 30 and 81 and Jan. 1. The SEES
SIGN will open OH Tuesday evening with
the annual declamatory contest between
pupils of the high schools of Minnesota,
j. G. Bryant, J. A. Van Dyke, and G. H.
Congdon being i'll charge. l.. c. Lord,
president of the MOorhead Normal
school and president of the convention,
will preside over the general session,
which will open on Wednesday, Dee.
81, the programme being as follows:
ga. m.-Prayer; presidents address.
''What Do the Public Schools Teach?"
$50 a. m.-Business.
9:45 a. m.-RemarkS upon the educa-
tional outlook, d. L.Kiehle, state super
intendent of public schools. Discus
sion.
1O:45 a. m.-s'Some characteristics of
Modern Society, and Some Prevalent
School Methods Adverse to Genuine Ed
ucation," Supt. John Moore, Crookston.
| Discussion, opened by Supt. G. f. Ken
aston, Owatonna.
1880 a. m.-''Natural Science in the
Common Schools Supt. Frank A.Weld.
| Fergus Falls. Discussion. opened by
Supt. Lafayette Bliss. Henderson.
The session will go over the morning
| of Jan. l, and the afternoon exercises
will be as follows:
3 p. m.-''What Constitutes
| Teacher?'' Principal S. A. Farnsworth.
Cleveland school. st. Paul; discussion,
opened by Supt. NJ. A. Stone, AnoKa
3 p. M, High School Physiology"
Prof. II. l.. Osborn. Hamline universi-
ty; discussion, opened by Supt. w. F.
Webster, M0orhead. $40 p. NJ, school
reading, 1.-The Aims, and Hint as to
the Method" President Joseph Carhart.
st. Cloud Normal school: discussion,
opened by Supt. Il. E.. Denfield, Duluth
Reports of committees, election of Of
ieerS and final adjournment.
= Primary Instruction.
The section of primary instruction,
Miss Isabel Lawrence, of st. Cloud,
president, will meet in the assembly
chamber Wednesday, the programme
being as follows:
2 p. m.-''Arithmetic; Its Place in Our
Scheme of Primary Instruction." by
Supt. "A. M. Sperry. of Dodge county !;
discussion. opened by some one to be
subsequently designated and continued
by Supt. A. E. EngstrOm. of GoOdhue
county; j. r. McCleary, of Mankato
normal school; W. A. Shoemaker, of st.
Gfeun normal school. $3.50 D. M. Lit
eratare for Children" Prof Mari l..
Sanford, state university. p. IN, dis
cussiOn. 4:30 p. M, business aud adj
journment.
| Thursday at the same place the ses-
sion will be continued, the following as
signments being made for the exercises:
ga. m.-"LaDguage: Why We Teach
IT, by Olive Adele Evers. of MInneap-
lios. Discussion. opened by some one
to be subsequently designated, and con-
tinued by Mary f. Hall. institute di-
rector, and by Elizabeth Share, of Min
neapolis. 1880. s'Fhe Efficient Teach
ing of Elementary Geography;" discus
sion, opened by some one designated,
and continued by C. A. McMnrray, Phi.
d.. of Winona; Sarah L. Arnold, SUI
perviSor of primary work. Minneapolis:
Supt. o. l. Woodley, of Sank Center.
1855, business and adjournment.
High school Council.
Presidtat l., S. Parr will preside over
the sessions of the Minnesota high
school council. in Room Is. with the fol-
lowing programme: Wednesday at 9
p. m. the president will read his paper,
Where Shall We Look for Better High