Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-11

pOTldIlOn tOf lSlanu teaCnerS, VINO
wish to attend the California summer
schools.
IL am going to write to Secretary
Taft, Governor Carter, Delegate Kuhio,
Benjamin Ide Wheeler and others re
garding the subject" said Superinten.
dent of Public Instruction Babbitt this
morning. II have also spoken with
the members of the Washington com.
mittee and enlisted their sympathy
with the plan. While they can do moth.
ing as committee. as that has anoth.
or purpose in view, they have promised
TO work for It individually during their
trip to the mainland"
Babbitt mas prepared extracts from
the University OF California Bulletin
on the summer session held last year
at that institution, which, he thinks
viii be of great interest to teachers
They are as follows:
Registration - Teachers Including
all who are following the teaching vo-
cation, whether In public schools. pri-
yate schools, or other institutions of
learning. Students of this class may
Upon satisfying the requirements have
their work count as credit toward a
degree.
Fees-The tuition fee will be twelve
(l2) dollars, regardless Of the number
of courses taken. The fee will be re.
quired OF those who wish to attend as
auditors merely, as. well as of those
who wish to undertake systematic
class work and examination.
Examination and Credit There
will be no general period OF final exam.
nations. The matter OF examinations
Tor credit will be left In the hands OF
the instructors. The regular hours for
recitation, etc. may be used for such
examinations as may be necessary; or
instructors may make special appoint.
ments with their classes for this pur'
pose.
Attending Teachers Special eff.
forts will be made during the summer
session to bring teachers attending II
into touch with visiting Superintend
ents, Principals, and other school au'
thorities. In iurtherance of this pur.
pose, arrangements have been made at
The Recorders office for the registra'
ton OF the names and addresses OF
such persons.
Accommodation - Board and lodg
ing may be obtained In Berkeley for
iron $500 to $500 per month. The
accommodations are ample.
The following courses OF studies are
especially interesting to local teachers,
although many others are given:
Education
The Course of Study, Supt. Kendall.
The work OF the school as affected by
a better understanding OF children and
by new social and economic conditions,
discussion of the teaching OF the ordf
nary school subjects and their relation
to the life of the child; physical train
ing; manual training; economy In the
correlation oil studies. Frequent ref.
,rences will be made to books relating
TO the child and to teaching OF the
several subjects oil the elementary
school curriculum. Members OF the
class will have an opportunity to make
school; units.
School Management and School SUI
yeryision. Superintendent Kendall.
!he Superintendent OF Schools in rela'
Iion TO the Board OF Education, the
public, and the teachers; the best use
OF the superintendent time; the
school principal; the supervisor or d.
rector oil special subjects; the teacher;
selection and appointment OF teach
urs; scholarship OF teachers; training
OF teachers, teachers meetings, school
visitation, improvement OF teachers;
the organization OF the school, the ba'
sis OF classification, promotions, the
individual pupil, departmental teach
should be the features of modern
elementary school building; 2 units.
Elementary Education and Practice
Teaching. Assistant Professor Far
rlngton. The formulation OF a ration
al method OF the recitation, and an ap
plication OF the principles so establish
ed to some OF the subjects OF the pri
mary and grammar schools. Particu
lar emphasis will be laid upon Eng
fish, geography and arithmetic. Open
with the consent Of the instructor, t
those who have taken at least on,
course In Psychology and one in Edu
cation, and TO teachers OF experience
A limited number OF students electinl
Noulpt VIII W W.
teaching under the direction OF compe
tent critics. II is expected that al
many as possible will avail themselves
OF this opportunity; units. zone uni
additional credit may be granted 4
those engaging in practice teaching
Nature study, nature study litera
ture, music in its relation TO life, tn
teaching OF English in secondar,
schools, introduction to English gram
mar, development OF oral expression
the teaching OF oral reading, the four
dations of geometry, the content an
method of arithmetic, physical geogra
Ihy, general geography.
The Teaching of English in Second
cry Schools. Professor Bradley.
conference course intended to NEE
the needs of teachers. Before electin
this course students should consult tn
instructor; 2 units.
The Content and Method OF Arithm'
tic. Mr.. Bunker. This course, prims
/, marily for teachers and supervisor