The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-10-26
PROGRAM
s..sss4 TEACHERS
INJECTING
November 2nd and 3rd.

NOV. anu y:
Friday afternoon. at Normal Hall
Two O'clock. Music Venetian Song, Den
dustrial Education, The General Prob
lem, Dr. j. A. Hancock, Mankato nor
NAL; In Rural Schools, Professor ID. ID.
Mayne, State Agricultural school; In
the Grades, Superintendent A. c. Tibbets
Blue Earth; In the High School, SUI
perintendent George A. Franklin, Aus
tin. Discussion, High School Inspector
George b. Aitkin. Music, Fair Luna,
Oliver King, semi-chorus, eighth grade,
MankatO schools Note-This question
is to be understood as, the industrial
education in its broader sense and not
simply manual training.
Friday Evening. Nov. 2, Normal Hall
$50, music, Little Boy Blue, Riley
Parks, The COLLINS. Riley Parks, Nor
NAL Glee club. Address, Education and
Efficiency, Dr. George Vincent, profess
sor of sociology, University of Chicago.
At $50. reception at the public IL
brary, music by Lamm's orchestra.
Saturday. Nov. 3. Normal Hall 500
Business meeting. Music, unison song,
The Blackberry Gatherers, Bethel. Part
songs, TAI Bluff Autumn, Tomlins;
(b) A, Chill Frost Fell. Mendelssohn, pu-
pills of grades four. five, six and seven,
normal school. Address-The culture
Side of Teachers Daily Preparation, DIR.
G. F. James. dean of School of Pedagogy
University of Minnesota. Paper, Read
ing for Culture, Miss Maud Van Buren,
president of State Library association.
Sectional Meetings l0:l5-High school,
(a) English. Superintendent NJ. P.
Forbes. Marshall. Ways of Securing Re-
suits in Theme Work; discussion by
Alta Stanton, Austin; Caroline Fuller
ton, Mankato General discussion, Ii
brary reading; discussions by Superin-
tend Kuntz, Owatonna; Superintendent
Brown, ST. James. General discussion,
(b) Science, Superintendent c. A. Patch
in, Springfield. Central Theme, The
Practical Application of the Sciences
Taught in the High School to the Life
Which Surrounds Us. Discussions, The
Study of Physics Made Both Practical
and Interesting, Superintendent H. f.
Hendricks, Sleepy Eye. The Best Way
to Interest the Farmer Boy in Physi-
ology and Biology, Superintendent c. c.
Baker, Jackson. The Proper Illustration
and Association of FL. S. Zoology With
the Life About Us, Superintendent H.
r. Edwards, Worthington. How Can the
Study of H. S. Chemistry Be Made Of
Practical Value? Superintendent B. S.
Wakefield, Lamberton.
Primary Scnool, Miss Louise NJ.
AIeile, New Tim. Language, A Model
Lesson in Language, Miss Florence c.
Fox, Mankato state normal school. Dis
cussion, Miss Hattie |. Johnson ST. Pc
ter, Miss Kittie Ward, Mapleton. Miss
Kristi Wick, Worthington; open dis
cussion. First Year Number Work, five
minute paper, Miss Blanche Dyer, James
vile. Discussion. Miss Miranda Bottom
ley, Lake Crystal, Miss Effie Pryne,
Waseca; open discussion. Busy Work
for First Year Pupils, five Minute pa
pers, Miss Elsa Sperry, st. James; Miss
Lillian Parker, lie Sueur; Miss Leona
Watkins, Sleepy Eye; open discussion.
intermediate School, Miss L. NJ.
Sherwood, lie Sheur. General subject,
Reading. Pupils Preparation, paper,
Miss Bertha Dosdall, lie Sueur; general
discussion. Voice Culture, paper, Miss
Nellie Louise Woodbury., Mankato nor
mall discussion, Miss Agnes Kenchen-
meister, LIE Sueur Center; discussion
Mrs. Ethel Webster, Lake Crystal
How to Secure Expression, paper, Miss
Mary A. Yanke, New Tim; discussion.
Miss Sue Mae Wedge, Madelia; discus
sion, Miss Margaret Garry, Henderson.
Group Reading, paper, Miss Lena Rinkel,
Sleepy Eye; discussion, Miss Kate
Ashley, st. James; Discussion, Miss
Anna NJ. Dunn, Waseca.
Grammar School. Miss Alsetta Nav
Hubbard, GAINESVILLE. Paper, The Use
of the Note Book in Teaching United
States History, Mrs. Edna Cook, Man
kato; Discussion, Miss Iva B. Schmidt,
Jackson. Paper. Reading Matter and
Methods in the Eighth Grade, Miss Lena
NJ. Keller, Redwood Falls; discussion,
Miss Josephine fabian, Lake Crystal;
Miss Lola G. Keatley, ST.. Peter. Indus
trial Work, Miss Kate Sparrow, Man
kato normal school Paper, How Much
Form Should Be Required in the Work
ing Problems? Miss Flavian Dean. Blue
Earth: discussion. Miss Jennie Monroe,
Waseca;. Mary L. Boyce. Elmore. In
What Way May English Grammar BE
Made Less Complex for the Grade Pu
pill? Miss Carolyn VI. Robbins, Mankato
normal school, Address, What Should
the High School Expert Expect of the
Grammar School? Graded School Inspec-
tor S. a. Challman.
Rural Schools. County Superintendent
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