Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-25
CITY INSTITUTE
OPENS MONDAY
Superintendent J. E. Clark,
the Conductor, Has Arranged
Attractive Program.
TEACHERS ARE ASSIGNED BY BOARD

the Albuquerque public schools will |
open in the high school auditorium |
next Monday morning at 9 o'clock. |
The institute will be in charge of Su- !
perintendent j. ID. Clark, who has ar
ranged a most attractive program |
Hon. Hiram Hadley, territorial super |
intendent of public instruction, will be |
present at the sessions of the inst |
tute and will be given a place on the
program. The public is cordially in
vited to attend the sessions.
The Program.
Monday morning 900 o'clock
Beauty in Education Supt j. +.
Clark.
Grade Preparation for High School
English" Miss Sadie r. Leayitt.
school Law Principal j. A. Mil
ler
"The Art of Study" Superintendent
Clark
Monday afternoon, 1900 o'clock
"A Lesson in Geography DR.. w. C.
Tight, University of New Mexico.
Tuesday morning
"Russo-Japanese War" Mr. w. S.
Burke of the Albuquerque Morning
Journal.
school Law" Principal J. A. Mil
Ter.
Critical Periods in the School
Room" Supt. J. e. Clark.
our Ethical Relations to the Low
| er Animals" Prof c. E. Hodgin, de-
| partment of pedagogy University of
New Mexico.
, Tuesday afternoon, 100 o'clock
Round Table with First Grade
Teachers" Superintendent Clark.
First Lessons in Reading, Mrs. T.
! j. Butts, principal First ward.
Wednesday morning
Utilizing the Child's Ideals in His
| Management" Supt j. e. Clark
"A Teachers Self Improvement and
It's Influence Upon Her Pupils DR..
w G. Tight
Practical School Problems" Prin-
cpal J A. Miller.
Boys" Superintendent Clark.
Wednesday afternoon. 1900 o'clock
Round Table With Second and
Third Grade Teachers" Superintend-
ent Clark
Three o'clock
Round Table With Fourth and
Fifth Grade Teachers"
| Thursday morning
Facts and Figures in Education" !"
| Supt. ]. r. Clark.
Practical School Problems" Prin-
| cipal J. A. Miller.
"Imaging in Reading" supt. J. E.
Clark.
Methods and Purposes in Public
School Music" Miss Viola Kremer, di-
rector of music in city schools.
Thursday afternoon 100 o'clock
Round Table With Sixth Grade
| Teachers"
Three o'clock
Round Table With Seventh and
Eighth Grade Teachers" Superintend-
ent Clark.
Friday morning, 1880 o'clock
Teachers examinations in arithme-
tic, geography, spelling.
Examination of grade and high
| school pupils who have been making
preparations during the summer and
of pupils coming from other schools
without satisfactory certificates.
friday afternoon, E.oO o CiOCk-
Teachers examination in history,
grammar, theory and art of teaching.
Examinations of grade and high
school pupils continued.
Saturday morning, 1880 O'Clock, Sep
tember .
Teachers examinations in physiol-
| ogy, elementary science or nature
study, penmanship.
Examination of pupils continued
Saturday afternoon, 200 o'clock
Teachers examination in reading
Bryant's ITO a Waterfowl" will be
used as a basis of Interpretation.
Examinations of pupils continued.
~ b.: All pupils wishing aXamina-
tiOns will please confer wi, the sup
erintendent before Thu ny night
August 81. Office hours 500 to $500
a. m, 400 to 500 p. n
Monday morning, 9.o. o'clock, Sep
tembeT A.
Reading. selec r', Prof. Crum. de-
partment of elocuuon, University Of
New Mexico
Grade Preparation for High School
Mathematics Principal j. A. MILLER.
Methods in Public School Draw
ings." Miss Agnes Stelihorn, supervis-
or of drawing I'm city schools.
Efficiency Supt J. L. Clark.
Monday afternoon, 1900 o'clock
Round Table With Ward Princi-
pals"
Three o'clock
Round Table With High School
( Teachers Superintendent Clark.
Assignment Of Teachers.
The teachers committee of the