New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-31
MEETINGS or TIE TEACHERS.
PROGRAMME OF TIE NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
ASSOCIATION GATHERING AT As
uIRY rAIK.

BURY PARK.
Asbury Park. y. j.. May 30 CspecaD.-The Ma
tonal Educational Association. that holds its annual
meeting here beginning July AMI continuing
through one week has just issued ts official bulletin
which gives an outline Of the big assemblies that are
e. ,ske Mace during It's days sessions. AT
Those various meetings there will be brought to-
gether come OF the most eminent ana gttcd m'h"s
in the educational world. besides such prominent
public men as Governor Mckinley OF Ohio. Vice
president A. +. Stevenson. Governor George I.
Werts General Roy Stone. Secretary ). STERLING
Morton Secretary Hoke Smith and others.
The first 10 meet will be the National Council or
Education, which is composed or the hlgher oiclh'
of the organization. 1t cOnvenes on July D. Inc
programme includes: July 6-Discuss!on OF 'The He-
lation OF Technical to Liberal Education" 6. VI
WOODWARD chairman paper by Nicholas Murray
Butler OF the Department Of Higher Education. on
"Professlonal and Technical Instruction In the Uni
yerslty" July 7-Discussion OF the report or the
Committee OF Ten. July 9-Tributes TO deceascp
members by T. Z. White Frank McAlurray, H. l.
IIe1vett and others: paper by H. A. Hlnsdaie Oh
"The Dogma Of Formal Mental Discipline; report
Of the Committee on Psychological Inquiry on THE
Psychology OF Initiative Functions In Childhood as
Related 10 the Process OF Learning. william l.
Harris, charman round-table discussions july ~
Paper BY Il. L. White The Country echooi :
Committee Normal Education e. q lsou"us'
chairman.
meetings OF which the following IS the programme;
July lO-Addresses OF welcome by Governor George
T. Werts, Senator James a. ijradley' DE- N'c"'l''
Murray Butler and A. b. Poland. State supeflh-
tcndent Schools New-Jersey; responses by Apsr, ~
Lane Chicago H. Or Irwin shepard, w lno'ir -
Mimi; Dr. ~ a. Calkns. New iork, w iillhiil 1b
Harris, Commissioner Of Educatoni paper on ~
Educational Value OF Columbian EXholt Dr. -.
IT. Peabody. Chicago; address By President Aus''h
scott Rutfsrs colegs EN-, n iS;,,c,, Aim IN Teaching
Literature" Dr. J. A. Mcclellan, Toro1ioi addrss,s'
"F1ucatioo for Citizenship" Secretary Hoke smith
July 1l-Professona Training of Teachers apeiss
S,,iS Snm ithaca. 4. y. Dr. T. j. White columbus
Ohio; John a Macdonald. Topeka Kan ',hs ~
by DR.. r. q. Boone, Ypsantl Mich Dr. lEoImmbio
: c:' PAPER on Needed improvements. In city
School Systems" Henry + Emerson buhaIo -; "a !;
Evans Augusta, Ga; Frank a. FITZPATRICK oih"i'"'
July Address Mrs Aee Fireman sRs1 Ed Palmeg
OF Country Upon It's Elementary Schools Ut
july i2-Papers by Miss Corlnne Harrison M! Nor
folk Va; Dr. James c. Mackenzie Lawrencevittie
n J.: discussion J. f. Buchanan. Kansas CITY, Dr
Nghslngse o chiiag %,,5lne n b. c Gand
Juiy address on Moral Training Through IN
structlon in the Common Branchts c pr Sdy
Dr. c. Stanley Hail. worceoter Mass; discussion
By William L. Bryan, Bloomlngton Ina;; Ih no :,
f. bailey, Marion. $; C; and Miss Adelaide H.
" Juix isL Paper professional Obligations and
Duties OF the Teacher" A. r. Marble Morf pStia.
discussion Dr. Edwsd a B 81
sehonis, Charles b. scott ST. Paul Mimi; dis
cussion by r. L. Denied, Duluth: MINI pspeT
The Hgher useS oil nd and o2ace Manns
Country School" Henry sabn, Des Moines, Iowa y
discussion by orviIis T. Bright. Cook County LII;