The Topeka state journal., 1900-12-27
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and was attended by all teachers. The
one this afternoon was at O'Clock and
was in charge or superintendent John
w Stout Of Shawnee county, chairman.
Of the common and graded school de-
parIment.
Ii. the college and high school depart
ment A. e. Carney, third vice president
OF the association had charge Of q meet
ing at 2 o'clock at the high school as
sembly hall
In the department Of county superir-
tendence, Superintendent OF Public In
struction Frank Nelson was chairman Of
a meeting at 2 O'Clock in the senate
chamber.
al the First Presbyterian church at ?
O'clock Miss Clifford Mitchell presided
over a meeting of the teachers of lhe
primary department
One of the interesting meetings today
was the meeting in the superintendent 5
grade room at the high school of the
members of the city SuperintendentS
round table. The meeting of the hign
school principals round table was held
at the same time of the city superin-
tendents, in room three of the high
school building. and the history. and So
ciOlogy round table meeting was held In
room four
The first meeting in the musical de-
partment was held today at the First
Baptist church at 2 o'clock and Superin-
tendent j. M. Pieratt Of Howard presid-
ed ever the meeting
The following programme has been
mapped out for tonight and tomorrow:
TONIGHT. O'CLOCK. AT THE HIGH
SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Music-Duet, Miss Tipten, Mr.. Bowie
Prayer--zDr. J. T. Mcfarland. ..e--,-
ter tReese), Miss Upton
cture-,'Praises and Prizes" DR.. 4 E.
Winship, Boston
FRIDAY, Q O'CLOCK A. NJ, at REP
RESENTATIVE HALL
dusic-.star of MY Heart" CDeuza).
-'issn s:f1I.sTraning in oral and Written Ex
preston" l. In Primary Grades, Mrs.
mar Grades H. e. MalIoy, Hutchinson.
8. IN High School, Miss Grace NJ. Eas-
s:5NGeneral discussion. three-minute
'1o:i5@:sThe Functions Of the institutions
of Society in the Education of the Indi-
yidual': /. 1.-THE Home" Mrs. James
Humphrey. Junction City 2. 1.-The SCHOOL,
Bgsiness society Hon. r. 5hoo r. Burl
holder, Hillsboro- 4. The Church, the
11.15-General discussion. three-minuse
mittee on nominations; (b) committee on
resolutions; lc) committee on awards
members of the association
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
FR4TPAT RTE rR 2Gk3Gk F y M 5rzA+ At THE
Miss Clifford Mitchell. first vice presi-
200 Language Work in the Lower
g.
2:aO--General discussion. three-minuts
f2:46N'' Stories From History and Liter
ature, and How to Use Them Miss Anna
Payne, Lincoln school. Topeka
3:0o-General discussion, three-minute
3:20-Round table-'sTIow to Teach Read
ing in the First Three Grades
Note-General discussions open to all
CITY sUPERINTENDENTs' iSi'ffSSi1siES ROUND
ABLE-FRIDAY. O'CLOCK p. NJ.
GRApE = noon. fit5f H4GH A-4fea5ee scHooI
BUILDING.
From Overwrought Nerves. Superintend-
ent Mamie E. Dolphin, Leavenworth.
intendent Direct the General Study. of the
Teacher, or What Should the superintend-
ent Require From Teachers in Study
Along. Information and Culture Iines?'
Superintendent J. w. Cooper, Newton.
7. rs It Lawful to Extend Certificates
of Meritorious Teachers From Year to
Year Without Formal Examinatonis2 IS
It Advisable? To What Extent Should
for Which Teacher Seeks Employment
Superintendent w NJ Davidson, Topeka.
s. school Libraries-Plan of Support,
Use and Management" Superintendent L.
F. Wolfe, Kansas City
HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPALS ROUND
TABLE-FRIDAY, 4 O'CLOCK P. NJ,
IN ROOM NO. 8, HIGH SCHOOL
Principal Miller, Norton, chairman.
Note-At the last meeting it was agreed
by resolution that no formal progra NINE
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HISTORY AND SOCIOLOGY ROUND
IN ROOM 4, HIGH SCHOOL BUILD
What Shall Be Done With Children in
(al Are Mentally Incapable2 superin-
(bl Are Incorrigible? superintendent c,
w. Pratt. Augusta
4:30-'sshail the Free kindergarten and
the Free Sewing and Cooking School Be
Included in the Regular Work OF the
General discussion
Note-GeneraIl discussion open to all
members OF the association.
MYSTICAL DEPARTMENT-F 2
11GsLI4 9,1GsLIoGK csT45I3 2; NJ. At THE FIRST BAP-
superintendent J. M. Pieratt, Howard,
Method in Music" Mrs. CASTOR Boyd,
ssThe Unmusical Teacher-PupiI." Mr..
w. T.. Whitlock. Howard.
M9sic4pF1nagy dc+iad7 grade Topeka schools.
Samuel Thorstenburg, Lindsborg.
Let all who attend be prepared to dis
cuss the papers presented
DEPARTMENT OF COUNTY SUPER
NDENTS-FRIDAY 2 O'CLOCK
P. NJ. IN THE SENATE CHAMBER.
Frank Nelson state superintendent,
2:0O-sDefective Methods in Teaching
English in Our Rural Schools superin--
tenaent 7 l9o f.s5a,lg e: p Smith. Lincoln
2:40-"The Superintendent Among His
schools, Hon Frank Nelson, state SUI
perfntendent.
s:0o-7General discussion. three-minute
3 3:20-aAre the State Examination ones
dons Such as Teachers With Their Pres
ent Opportunities May Properly Be Re
quired to Answer2'' Superintendent 4 z
Dayhoff, Hutchinson
3:40-General discussion three-minute
speeches.
Note-Genera1 discussion open to all
members of the association.
COMMON AND GRADED SCHOOL DE-
RTMENT-FRIDAY. O'CLOCK p
NJ, IN REPRESENTATIVE HALL.
Superintendent John w Stout Shawnee
county second vice president, chairman
2:20-'aFhe Character and Use of School
Libraries'..