The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
EDUCATIONAL
DEPARTMENTS
About 800 Teachers Gather
at Oklahoma City.
TALK is PROFESSIONAL
Separate Bodies M e e t fol
Their Work.

Oklahoma City, o. T, Dec cs.-The
/ teachers association opened its sessions
today in real earnest There are about
So present 1t met al the high school in
the rnernins IN different departments and
at O'Clock it reassembled in general
session. During the morning the fol-
lowing program was carried cut:
City superirtendents section, a. m.
I L. j. Griftith. chairman.
1-Examinations il cities Of the first
class: (s) How conducted, (b. Who
should prepare the questions? (c) When
held? (d) Are the uniform question. pre-
pared by the territorial board to the non
uniform course OF study for city schools g?
Five more discussions by city superin-
tendents
w hat should be done at our city
teachers meetings?-A. X. Gossom. Per-
~; >. r. sharp. Gearyi John Butcher
Blackwell.
"a uniform course Of stury for cities
Of the hrst cIass-J. A. Bigbee, Ponca
city; r. c. Hsrde. Norman; ]. W.
Thompson. AnadsrkO.
4-how can the superintendent help a
weak teacher by furnishing outlines and
suggestions on class work2-N. Il. Dur
ham. Tecumseh; S. J. Cresweli. Weather
ford; 4. G Vinsou. Alva.
What should superintendent do
when he visits a room w. c. Jamison.
saltwater: +. L. Buck, Guthrie; h. B.
Wood. Newkirk.
6-To what extent should a superintend-
ent have the power To select his teachers.
Jonas Cook. Chickasha ]. r Bross.
Lawton. w. T. Smith. Hobart.
7-shan we organize. General discus
sion.
aish school section. high school biuld-
ing. d. m. r. z. Ewing, oklahoma City.
chairman.
Problem in High School Curricula-J.
W. wilkinson, Alys; George Sanders,
Norman
County High Schools in Kansas and
Oklahoma-N. :. Calvert. Guthrie; Bert
Langly, Pavnee.
Equipment for teaching science in the
high school,. II. Adans. Saltwater.
Miss Blanche L. Miller. FL Reno.
The place of Latin in a Practical edu-
cation-Miss Smith Enid; G. r. Drake.
Edmond
Preparation for the high school-scott
Glenn. Shawnee; L. T Profit, Perry. y.
L. Shattuck Kinsiisher.
Grade teachers section. high school
building a m. Miss Il. Alma Carson.
Guthrie. chairman
i--i3eneats Of decorations and neatness
in The school roorn-Mrs s &. Hoover,
Oklahoma City.
2-What constitutes a well disciplined
room Miss Martha Dunn. saltwater.
3-The Batavian Idea-Maude EIery
Widaman. Anadarllo.
i-Drawing IN the public school-Leone
Cass Baer Chandler.
Music in the public sohool-Mrs. An
keny, Oklahoma City.
County superintendent section, high
school briding ? a. m. L. X. Shotweil,
Chandler. chairman.
l-Neeoed school legislation: (al Age
limit. ob) compulsory attendance. tc)
separate school law. Id county school
tax Roun- table discussion OF five min
utes by county superintendents.
what is efficient experimenting p
Miss Pearl Constable Enid r. NJ. Frost.
Taloga; 7. L. Vanvaeter Cheyenne.
3-Whst constitutes successful rural
teachere-J. 80 Dixon. Woodward. J. s.
Norton. Cordell. ". z. Looney. Ansdarlso
f-The county organization. (s) The aim
OF the teachers division. (bl the aim of
the school board diy.sion-E T. Walker
,Gecumsen. G. d. Moss. Kinghsher. Miss
Laura Moore. Mangum
5-Whst. II any. revision or extension
should - made in the course OF study7
-. D. swank. Norman. c. W ~errick.
Guthrie: --iss Jessie Daniels. Perry.
Rural school section. hign school build
ing q. m, l.. 3. Snider. Clinton. chair
man.
l-ShOuld there be electives in the rural
school course7-H ". Elliott MulhsH:
W A Allen. Msngum. r. l. Johnson,
SayIe.
what cooperation should the teacher
expect from the school boarG7-Cuy "
Lisk Woodward. r. J. Miller. Cherokee.
@ A Co1ee. CordeH
S-Guid.ngs principals and ends in
teaching Principal Bloss. watonEa ! {.
Cosner. Arapsho: Principal Hayes.
Stroud
Moral Instruction in the rural school
r. Y Jesse Ts1oga: #. 4 Campbell.
bower
t-N hat Incentive should be offered o.
the rurai school for higher educstion7-
\ H. Parnelee Raiston-
e-The teachers social duti.s-F z
Wills Lacey
The rural teachers Aterature-J. a
Fe-re.I Southwestern Sorrnsi school
IT p r.. IRE general ssesior net az
g-.e Baptist church snd carried oEt tire
following prcsrranEed program
8lusic-Niss Sarah Flynn. Chandler.
Con solidstlou 4 rural echoois-I II.
gsyss Chsndier. A G. Scott 4. ara -
colleEe Z + Kigsfns. raEn>e. Discus
SION
ZShoud the territorial instifBfisns
ei!-riuAte the preparatory department -
2 Il Cnhoiiz Ednond -orzsi 2
Campbell Southwestern normal. = r.
Bgy6. univcrriy-
s-Rszdlug. selected HAIRY r Pzraous.
Northwestern normal
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