Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-23

teal education. New York City schoois).
Class demonstration.
"lnterpretative Readings Suitable for
the Grades" Maud May Babcock, pro-
fessor OF elocution State University.
Class demonstration. Election OF off,
GERS.
y. m.-Generai session. Assembly
nall Prayer Rev. Z. i. Goshen. Music.
Address, Moral and Religious Edu-
cation" @. Stanley Hall. president
Clark university, Worcester. Mass.
THURSDAY. JAN. l.
10 a ,m,--Department meetings.
School Board Sectlon--City and coun-
~ building, room 2o4. Mathonihah
Thomas, Salt Lake City, president. II.
n. Hayes, SEWER county, secretary.
Duties and Privileges of School
Trustees Joseph Hubbard. Salt Lake
county Discussion--C. NJ. Sorenson.
salt Lake county Lewis Anderson,
Sanpete county.
Relationship OF School Board to
Salt Lake City. Discussion. Election
Of officers.
superintendents' sectlon--City and
county building. room 1853 State Supt.
a. G. Nelson, president, Ida NJ. Wells,
superintendent Grand county, secreta-
~.
What Changes Should Be Made In
the State Course Of Study" William
n. Peterson superintendent Weber
county Discussion w. Smith,
superintendent Salt Lake county; L. NJ.
Whltesides, superintendent Davis coun-
ty.
State Teachers Reading Clrcle--L. Il.
Eggertson. superintendent Utah coun-
~. Discusslon--W s. Rawlings SUI
perintendent OF schools. Provo; Ariel
Carbon. superintendent OF schools, Lo-
gan. Election OF officers
Committee Meetings--City and coun-
ty building. room 203.
Visitation OF schools-Program as
outlined for Wednesday continued.
2 .. m.--General session. Assembly
hall, Music,
Address: Cooperation OF School and
Home; a Few Practical Suggestions"
Mrs. Alice W. Cooley. president of the
department OF elementary education,
National Educational association.
8 .. m.-General session, Assembly
hall.
Prayer, Rev. William N. Paden. MI
sic. Address: "Genetic Psychology"
@. Stanley Hall.
FRIDAY, JAN. s,
~ u Hl,-ItDtIl
Primary Section--Assembly hall, Rose
Vlmont, salt Lake City, president; VI
late Elliott, Provo, secretary. Music.
Literature In the Primary Grades"
Mrs, Alice w. Cooley. Election or OFF,
cers.
Grammar sectlon--Barratt hall Il.
w. Ashton Salt Lake county, presi-
dent. Il. S. Sheets, Salt Lake county,
secretary,
Literature as an Aid In Teaching
Language" Lizbeth NJ. Qualtrough,
principal oqulrrh school. Salt Lake
| city. Class demonstration. Discus
| sion. Election of officers.
2p. m.--General session, Assembly
hall, Music,
Address: Reading and Literature In
| Grammar Grades and High School,"
Mrs. Alice W. Cooley. Business meet
| Ing.
p. m.-General session, Assembly
hall.
Prayer, Bishop o. F. Whitney. Music.
Address: THE Education OF the Heart
and the Imagination" q. Stanley Hall.
SPECIAL LECTURERS.
President c. Stanley Hall. of Clark
university, who will lecture before the
state teachers on all three days OF their
convention, Is one OF the foremost men
OF the country In pedagogical and psy-
Geological lines. The doctor has made
a special study OF the period OF ad-
olescenoe ana has published work up
on that subject with which
many Utah teachers are ia
miliar. Among his other works
are Aspects OF German Culture"
photography OF Education" How TO
Teach Reading and What to Read in
Schools" Or. Hall Is also editor OF the
American Journal OF Psychology.
He was lecturer at Williams and
Harvard colleges In lsSo-Sl, professor OF
psychology at Johns Hopkins university
lss1-ss and has been president Of Clark
university since 1883.
DR.. Hall gives three lectures In the
Assembly hall as follows:
Wednesday evening. Jan. 8, Moral
and Religious Education"
Thursday evening, Jan. 4, "Genetic
Psychology"
Friday evening. Jan. 8, THE Educa-
ton OF the Heart and the Imagination"
Mrs. Alice Cooley of Minneapolis. .
woman OF wide experience in element
airy education will also give three adj
dresses before the association IN which
oil parents as well as teachers will be
greatly interested. On Thursday after
noon Mrs, Cooley will speak on the
Corporation OF School and Home-A
Few Practical Suggestions" Friday
morning on Literature In the Primary
Grades" and Friday afternoon on
Reading and Literature In the Gram
mar Grades and the High School,"
Mrs. Cooley was formerly supervisor
Of primary grades In Minneapolis and
later professor Of pedagogy In the Uni
versity OF Minnesota. She Is now
chairman OF the section OF elementary
education OF the National Educational
association