The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-26
EDUCATIONAL MEET
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Dept. County Observation-Disclosures
Session.
Wednesdays a. m.
Address-State Supt. w. l.. Stockwell.
Have Our Rural Schools Actually I'm
proved-Supt. E. C. Olegard, Nelson
county.
Compulsory Attendance-Why and
How?-Supt. G. l.. Vigness, Burleigh
z county.
Text Books-County Uniformity
State Uniformity-Free Books
Which?-Supt. Dalton Mcdonald,
McHenry county.
Report of Committees on Pupils
Reading Circle and Teachers Read
ing Circle.
Secondary Education-Flrst Session.
Wednesdays a. m.
papers limited to Is minutes each.)
(a) The Spirit of Public Education
Supt. G. w. Hanna, Valley
city.
(b) High School Extension-Supt. w.
w. Reed, Lisbon.
(c) High School Commercial Course
What? Why? When?-
Supt. c. E. Ellithorpe, Willis
ton.
(d) City School Legislation-Supt. G.
c. Schmidt, Jamestown.
(e) A more Practical High School
Course-Supt. w. G. Slater,
Hope.
(D General-Ffve Minutes Discus.
Elementary EducatfOn-First Session.
(a) Primary Arithmetic-Miss An
zonnette Sanderson, Valley
City.
Discussion-Miss Nellie Thacker,
Grand Forks.
Qb) U. s. History in the Grades-Lil-
liam Lund, New Rockford.
Discussion-Ludwig Rockne, Hills
(c) Address for Ef1icien-
cy-Proi. NJ. v. O'Shea.
(O Improvement of School Grounds
Prof. G. B. Waldron, Fargo
(e) Aids in Making Geography Real
Prof. w. Bryant, Grand
General AssociatiOn-First Session.
Wednesdays p. m.
Prayer Rev. Herbert Tilden.
Presidents Address-P. s. Long.
Addresses by Presidents of Depart
ments.
l. Prof. Vernon P. Squires, for the
Department of Higher Educa-
ton.
2. Supt. N. c. Macdonald, for the De-
partment of Secondary Edu-
cation.
4. l.. F. Torson, for the Department
of Elementary Education.
.. w. r. Holgate, for the Department
of School Administration.
5. Hon. w. L. Stockwell, for the De-
partment of Superintendents
Music will be supplied by Fargo High
School, under direction of
Miss Dunning.
Wednesday Evening, S-Stone's Hail.
Address-Prof. M. v. O'Shea-Hidden
Forces in Life and Education
Reception to Teachers
Observation-Disclosures Session.
Thursday-9 a. m.
Methods of Supervising Helpful in In
creasing the Efficiency of Rural
SchOOls-Supt. E. V, Hutchinson.
Ransom county.
The Advantages of Consolidated
Schools and Some of the Difficulties
Encountered in Maintaining Them
in North Dakota-Supt. D. E. Groom,
Cavalier county.
The County Superintendent and His
Work-Supt. P. D. Norton, Ramsey
county.
What Will Be the Ultimate Effect Up
on School Attendance of the Present
Method of Approaching the State
Tuition Fund?-Supt. Fred M. Wan
ner, Stutsma ncounty.
Round table discussion of topics of
Interest to the Department of Pub
lie instruction and to the County
Superintendents.
Elementary-Second Session.
PLANNED with Special Reference to
the Needs of the Rural school.)
(a) Grammer-Miss Beatrice John
stone, Grand Forks.
Discussion-Mrs. K. B. Macdonald,
Ldgerwood.
co. Language-Miss Frances Gilroy,
Mayville.
Dscussion-Mrs. Mary A. Root, Far
go.
(c) Intermission.
Cd Elementary Agriculture-Prof.
Abbey, Mayville.
Papers, 20 Minutes Neutrality-suspicious.
10 Minutes.
Higher and. Professional Education.
Thursday-10 a. m.
!. The Teachers Relation to the Pres
emit Library Movement-Prof.
Max Bait, Agricultural Col
lege.
2. Some Lessons for American Teach
ers from German Education
Prof. Burgess Shank, Valley
City Normal School.
3. The Education Value of Bible
Study-Prof. w. N. Stearns,
Wesley College.
The Function of the Teachers COL
lege-Prof. A. J. Ladd, Uni
versity
General-Second Session.
Prayer-Rev. DR.. Dudley. :.
Address GO minutes)-The EduEa-