The Advocate and news., 1897-12-08

County Graduation" (c) How to En-
courage the Reading Circle" (d) Trans
porting Pupils"
Thursday, December &c. at 2 o'clock
p. IN, in State superintendent Office
2 D. M, Literature in the District
Schools" by Mrs. Hattie Ham, Oswego.
Discussion by ]. G. Mack Newton; c. V.
Norman, Troy; L. G. Humbarger, Abb
lene. General discussion 3 p. M, Ma
ture Study in the District School"
by Lucy Howard, Belleville. Discussion
hy C. G. Swingle, Manhattan; j, NJ Tad
lock, Philllpsburg; Jinks Smethers, Eu-
reka. General discussion. p. IN,
Round Table-(a) Use and Care of Dis
trict Library" (b) THE Granting of
Institute Permits" (c) What Should
the Superintendent Do when He Visits
a SCHOOL,"
KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY DE-
PARTMENT.
Wednesday, December 80, at 2 o'clock
y. H., in First Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. q. Davidson WOrden, president.
p. H., paper, Stories and Songs in the
kindergarten and Primary" by Sadie L.
Montgomery, Emporia. Discussion by
Mrs. CASTOR Boyd, Newton; Ethel Nc
Cartney. Lawrence. General discus
sion. 3;20 p. M, paper, Relation of the
kindergarten and Primary to the
Home" by Mrs. T. E. Bowman, Topeka.
Discussion by Lizzie e. Ryan, Leaven-
worth; Mary Barwise, Wichita; Lizzie
e. Wooster, Salina. General discussion.
KANSAS SOCIETY FOR CHILD
STUDY.
Thursday, December 80, at 2 p. NJ
A. S. Olin, Lawrence, president. O
Child Study for Kindergartners. (2)
Practical Child Study for the Primary
Teacher" (3) Statistical Studies on
the Line of Syllabus" (D "Reminis
cent Autobiography. (5) Journals as
Letters of Children" CO. Artistic In
terpretations. GU "Children's Lies"
(S) "The Conscience of Childhood" (0
"Race Differences in the Mental and
Moral Life of Children"
CITY SUPERINTENDENT ROUND
TABLE.
Wednesday and Thursday, at o'clock
p. M, in Superintendent Grade Room,
High School Building. w. Cooper,
Newton chairman. O How Much
Should Superi1tendents Teach to Illus
trate Methodist" (2) Grade Meetings
How Often? How Conducted?" 60
"The Abuse of the Privilege of Suspen-
sion-How to Remedy" (4) Are Uni
form City Teachers Examinations De-
sirable?" (5) Professional Courtesy
to what Extent Should it be Exercised in
Securing Positions?" (6) Are City
Teachers Overworked?" CD "The County
High Schools it to the Interest of
Cities of the First and Second Class
that they be Established?" (S) What
Should the Superintendent do when he
Visits Schoolroom?" (9) Courses of
Reading for City Teachers-How should
they be Conducted?" Q0) ITO what EX-
tent can Nature Studies be Introduced
to Advantage in City Schools?" QD
General Teachers Meetings--How to
Improve Them" (12) What should
Constitute the Basis for Promotion?"
HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPALS ROUND
TABLE.
Wednesday and Thursday, at o'clock
p. M, in Room No. 3, High School Build
ing.-C. A. Shively, Atchison, chairman.
~ 'The High School Library-What
should it Contain and How should it be
Used?' (2) Literary Societies in the
High School" 60 Relation of the
High School Principal to the City Su-
perintendent" (4 The Quiz; it's Use
and Abuse" (5) Extent of Science
Teaching in High Schools Lacking Lab
oratories and Apparatus" (6) Open
ing Exercises" ca Reports to Pa
rents-How Often? What Kind?" (S)
How Develop a Proper School Spirit
among High School Pupils"
The first of the proposed Salvation
Army colonies will be located near