Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-12
EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS.
Program for the Great National Gath
ering at Portland.

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Program for the Great National Gath
erins at Portland.
The first draft Of the program for the
great educational meetings to be held In
Portland, next month. has been received
and it is as follows. which is stated to be
subject to some minor changes:
JULY 10-CITY HALLS to 10 P. NJ.
Address of Welcome.
His Honor, Mayor Baxter of Portland
Responses.
Educational Ideals. Hon w. w. Stetson
State Superintendent OF Maine.
Presidents Address,
Charles H. Reyes, Hartford, Conn
JULY 11-CITY HALL-9 to 1890 2. M.
Present Notions About Ethical 1nstruc-
Arthur d. Call, Principal Second Mort!
School, Hartford. Conn.
Address. Patriotism in Our Schools"
Gen. Joshua l.. Chamberlain
JULY 11-CITY HALLS to 10 p. M.
The Fundamental Assumptions in the Re
port of Il Committee of Ten, Charles w
~ eliot. President of Harvard University.
The University and the Schools, f. Her
Pedagogy, Yale University.
JULY 12-CITY HALLE to &c A. M.
The Basis of Discomfort with Present
Methods of Teaching Geography, Homer
Worcester, Mass.
Motive and Content of the Elementary
Curriculum. Arthur H; Chamberlain:
Training Department of the N. e. A.
The Conservation of Rural School Educa-
ton. Hon. Walter E. Ranger, state SUI
perintendent Of Schools. Montpelier. Vt.
National Outlook for Childhood, Mrs.
NO, OF National Congress of Mothers:
Sarah Louise Arnold, Dean of Simmons
College. Boston. Mass.
My Book and Heart Shall Never Part.
Dotha Stone PinneO, Secretary of Con-
JULY BETTY HALLS to 1910 A. NJ.
Educational Problems in New Brunswick,
Canada, DIR. ]. r. Inch. Chief Superin-
tcndent Of Instruction. New Brunswick.
Address. E. w. Arthy, Superintendent of
Schools. Montreal. Canada
JULY 13-CITY HALLS to 10 p. NJ.
The Fducat ton of Women. Herbert E..
Mills. Vassar College. Poughkeepsie, N.
The College of the Future: Carroll D..
Wright, President of Clark College,
Worcester. Mass.
DEPARTMENT SESSIONS.
Department of Training and Supervision
President. Walter H. Small. City Supt.
Mabel c. Bragg. English Dept. Nor
NAL School. Lowell.
JULY 11-FIRsT PARISH CHURCH
1915 to 1245.
General Topic-Problems in Training and
How Met.
In the Country Normal School. Nellie F.
Harvey. Normal School, Castine, Me.
In the City Normal Schools Walter p.
BeckwitI. Phi. D.. Principal Normal
School. Salem. Mass.
Peaslee Superintendent of Schools,
Lynn, Mass.
JULY 12-HIGH SCHOOL HALL-1o.45 to
12.45.
General Topic-Training while in Service.
It's Needs and Limitations From the
L. Baright. Normal School. North
Adams. Mass.
From the Viewpoint of the Primary
Ella l.. Sweeney. Assistant supt. of
Schools, Providence, r. l.
From the Viewpoint of the Superintend-
William c. Bates. Superintendent of
Schools. Cambridge, Mass.
Discussion.
Professor Walter Ballou Jacobs. Brown
University. Providence. r. l.; Walter e.
Ranger; State Superintendent of Schools,
Department of Home and School,
President, Mary NJ Abbott. WATERFOWL.
Conn. Chairman Educational Committee.
General Federation of Women's Clubs ::
v, ..
land Me.
JULY 12-FIRST PARISH CHURCH
1915 TO 12.45.
Ought the Higher Education of Women
to Be Made More Practical?
Mrs. Sarah S. Pratt Decker, President
of General Federation of Women's
Clubs; Mrs Eva Perry MoSrs; St louis is
Collegiate Alumnae.
Discussion.
JULY 13-CITY HALL-10.45 TO 12.45.
How Can the Home and the School Co:
operate More Effectively in the Ethical
cation COMMITTEE, General Federation.
Goshen. Ind Walter Walt, H. Small, Super
Department of Primary Schools and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Elizabeth Hall,
Lewiston. Maine, Principal of the Nor
NAL Training School; secretary. Mary {.
Shute. Boston, Normal School.
JULY 11-CITY HALL-10.45 TO 1245.
Primary Reading.
Sarah r Palmer, Principal of Practice
School. State Normal School. John
ston. VT.
Address,
NJ. Adelaide Holton. Supervisor Of
The Age of Elasticity.
Mary S. Snow, Platt INSTITUTE BROOK
lyn, n. y.
JULY 13-FIRST PARISH CHURCH
1915 TO 12.45.
The Kindergarten as a Preparation for
Grade Work.
Helen l.. Southgate. Supervisor of Kin
dergartens. Concord, N. II.
The Work of Mothers Club.
Mary l. Hamilton. Benjamin Dean
Kindergarten, South Boston.
The Influence of kindergarten Occupa-
lions upon Children's Home Work.
Lucy Hummer Principal of kindergar-
ten Rice Training Schools. Boston.
Stories for Children.
Mabel c. Bragg. State Normal school,
Lowell. Mass.
Department of High and Grammar
Schools-President. John o. Norris. Head
Master, High Schools. Charlestown; sec
rotary, Augustus II. Kelley, Master, Ly-
man District. f. Boston.
JULY 12-CITY HALL-1O.45 TO 12.43
Correlation of High School and Grammar
School EndeavOr,
Ray Greene Huling. Head Master. Eng
lish High School, Cambridge.
Requirements for Admission to College.
d. o. S. Lowell. English department.
Roxhury Latin School. Boston
JULY 13-HIGH SCHOOL HALL-1o.45
TO 12.45.
How We Teach Geography Today.
Charles +. hing, Master, Dearborn Dis
trict. Boston.
An Experiment in History Teaching.
Lolita A. Clark. History Dept. Charles
town High School, Boston.