The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-10
STATE TEACHERS 70 MET
ELABORATE PROGRAMME MAPPED
OUT FOR THREE DAYS
SESSION
MANY IMPORTANT PAPERS
Problems in Pedagogy to Be Dis
cussed by Well known State
Authorities-COnve
Starts Dec. 26.

Authorities-COnve
Starts Dec. 26.
The full programme for the coming
meeting of the State Teachers associa-
ton, is as follows:
Wednesday, Dec. &c, IL a. m.-Prelini-
nary nary, session saat;n Jointly with the graded
asm for Literature" Dr. Richard Burton,
University of Minnesota
Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2:3O p. m.-Prayer,
.Rejoice Greatly" Handel Miss Fiorenee
+. Parks, teacher Of voice Stanley Hall
and Johnson School of Music; 1.-The Prob
lem of Training. Teachers (a) from the
standpoint OF the uniVerSity-Dr David
l.. kiehle, professor of pedagogy Univer-
sity of Minnesota; discussion Miss Sarah
Brooks. st. Paul (b) From the stand
point to the normal schools, j. F. Mill
Spaugn, president state normal school,
W1nona; discussion, Hon. w. T. Ham
mond. st. James. Music, tDoan Ye Cry,
Ma Honey" Noel-Smith, School Masters
club. From the standpoint of the city
training school, Supt, Irwin Lewiston,
St Paul. Discussion, Supt R. E. Dem
field, Duluth.
Wednesday Evening minneapolis night
Old Castle
Thursday, Dec. 27, 2:9o-" Music in the
Public Schools Mrs. Jennie L. Gaynor,
G finnaf d Gritc isp Of Present Educa
Earth City; (b) Something Outside Class
Exercises" Supt. S. A. Challman, De-
roit. Some Facts That Educators
Should Consider" Rev. David Morgan.
Pedagogical Value of Extra-Hypnotic
SUGGESTION Rev. FIR. Thomas E.
Shields.
Metropolitan quartette, Florence Marion,
Metropolitan quartette, Florence, Marion,
Pace, Jane Huntington Yale, Harry S.
George and Fl, E. Phillips.
berger, Arthus Berg, Louis Mari, William
Geist.
Friday, Dec. %, 2:3o p. M
Music, The Princess Kjerulf, Mrs
Frances B. S. Potter, University of Min
nesota.
Platform meeting. general topic, Our
Position between Two Centuries Dr.
Charles Bayard Mitchell, Minneapolis;
Or. Irwin Shepard Winona; supt. j. H.
Music. THE Wandering Singers Pa
f troll Wills Clark School Masters club
Hon. Moses Clapp, st. Paul
Business session, election of officers,
etc.
Friday, Dec. 2S, p. M
STATE NIGHT.
Music, selected, by Masonic quartette,
3. P. Browning w. S. Marshall, w. B.
Heath, F. H Forbes.
Lecture, Samuel Weir, Phi. D., professor
of history of education and ethics, Uni
veIsity of New York; subject, Human
ism, Realism, or Education for Society;
Some reflections on the functions of edu-
cation
Music, selected, by Masonic quartette.
County superintendent section, senate
chamber.
''The Senate Should Issue All Teach
ers' Certificates" superintendent D. G.
Mckenzie. Hennepin; discussion opened
by Superintendent S. ]. Race, Redwood.
conditions for Renewal of State Certif-
icates,' Superintendent Julius ]. Boraas,
Gcodhue
Friday, $50 a. M
END to be Attained in Teaching U.
S. History" Superintendent A M Ores
bach, Olmsted; discussion opened by. Su-
perintendent A. E. Fritz, Otter Tail.
Social Ethics" Superintendent G. S.
Love- Lake; discussion opened by Super
intendent Eric Ericsson, Renville
Conference with state superintendent
on necessary legislation.
Report of Reading circle work, Super
intendent c. G. Schultz, Nicollet.
HIGH SCHOOL COUNCIL.
House of representatives, state capitol.
Thursday, Dec. p, a. m.
Paper-"How Can the Curriculum of
the High School Be Arranged SO as to
Best Meet the Demands of Business and
Commercial Life and Not Materially De-
fessional University Career ?-"S upt. c.
w. Mickens, Moorhead.
d Disc1ssionILed by suPt. J; A, Grams
Glencoe; Principal L. M McWhorter,
Austin and Supt. George A. Franklin,
Faribault.
dergarten, the, Business College, and the
University. '-Supt Lafayette Bliss, Wa
SEGA.
Discussion-Led by Supt. H. c. Hess.
Sleepy Eye, and Prof. P. NJ. Magnussen,
ST. Cloud.
Paper-"Is the so-caIIed English Teach
ing in the High Schools Meeting Reason
able Expectation ?''-Supt. A. c. lib
belts, Blue Earth City.
Discussion-Led by Supt. E. T. Reed,
Cloquet; President Frank A. Weld, Moor
head.
Paper Electives in the High School,
Principal A. N. Ozias, Minneapolis
Central high school, st. Paul; Charles
A. Smith, Duluth; w. A. Bartlett, Wi
mona.
Friday forenoon will be devoted to the
reports of the committees appointed to
prepare syllabi of courses of science
study in high schools:
Graded School Section, Central Presby-
terrain Church
General topic, English in the Grammar
Grades
First session, Jointly with the general
Wednesday, Dec. &c, a. M
THE Enthusiasm for Literature" DR..
Richard Burton, U. of M.
Thursday, Dec. q, 9 a. M
Teaching Spelling in the Seventh and
Eighth Grades" Supt. Henry Pfeiffer,,
Fulda
1.-THE Application of Pathological Princi-
pies to the Study Of English" Prof. Fred
erck Klaeber, L. Of M.
Teaching Two Languages Concurrent
ly,'' Supt I. I. Bargoin Mountain Lake.
1.-THE Time Distribution and Relative
Emphasis Due to the Various Elements
of English Grammar" Miss Celestine
Gowdy Minneapolis.
Friday, Dec. q, a. M
Suggestions Toward the Development
of Effective Writers in the Seventh and
Eighth Grades Principal Albert II. Tur-
Discussion, Prof. w. F. Webster, Min
neapolis. mr..
Irene Mead, Winona. Discussion-P: M.
Magnussen, st. Cloud; George B. Alton,
Minneapolis.
National Life and Character as Re
Elected IN the Use of English PROP +.
]. E. Woodbridge, u OF M.
MUSIC SECTION.
Sunday school room, Central Presby-
terian church.
Thursday, Dec. 81. 10 a. M
Paper-NTiss Estelle Wood, supervisor of
music, ST. Cloud normal school:
Paper-'Music, Its Place in Life. =
Miss Edith Allen Watts, supervisor OF
music, Moorhead normal school.
Paper-Mrs. Jessie L. Gaynor, Chicago.
Friday, Dec. g. 10 a. m.-
Class Exercise. First Grade, Hancock
School-Given by Miss Leonora Peck,
first grade teacher, st. Paul public
schools.
Paper-''How the Supervisor Can Best
Help the Grade Teacher Miss M. Kult,
primary teacher, st. Paul public schools.
Song-Selected-NGiss Jessie q. Stevens,
Stanley hail. Minneapolis.
FRIDAY morning In the assembly hall OF
the Central high school the elementary
section will meet, the programme being
under the direction of the State Kinder
garten association, as follows: