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ing reading and interesting pupils in
this subject will be discussed.
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Professor Squires.
Writing-This subject has suffered
much at the hands of faddists and
needs emphasis in summer schools for
teachers. A thoroughly scientific pre-.
sentation of writing will be given, in
Guiding the theory and the practice of
it, under the most favorable condi-
tons.
Professor Bryant.
Spelling--There will also be
thorough course in spelling. or orthog-
raphy, including all that the term i'm
plies-all the work mat should ac-
company it.
Professor Bryant.
Arithmetic-(Anyt text book.) Course
1: (a) First three weeks, divisors, null
tiples and ractions-(b) Second three
weeks: decimals and interest.
Course I1-(O First three weeks:
compound numbers and mensuration;
OBJ Second three weeks: commercial
operations.
superintendent Sherarts.
English Grammar-(Any text book,
Assigned topics and exercises for SEN
tence analysis with all necessary and
relevant work.
Professor Squires.
Superintendent Sherarts.
Physical tTarr's New
Physically This course will embrace
all the essential topics of this study
as it is given in the best modern text
books. satisfactory completion of the
same will entitle the student to a
standing which may be applied on a
first grade certificate.
Professor Berg.
Primary Work-u) Primary read
ing of first four grades. (2) Primary
language, and nature and geography
t3) Primary numbers and construc-
ton. Miss Fisher
School Management-This will be a
six weeks course with an elementary
text as basis, supplemented by lee
lures and round-table discussion.
Professor Schmidt.
Professor Berg.
United States History-A regular
six weeks course with an examination
on the whole subject for those who
desire it of three weeks, as we'll as
at the end of the term.
Professor Libby.
Psychology-This will be six
weeks course with an elementary text
as a basis, the aim being to meet the
needs OF those whose aim is a first
grade certificate
Professor Kennedy.
Note: Credits in primary work.
psychology and theory and practice
VIII be accepted on state primary GER
tificates.
Physiology-A regular six weeks
course will be offered in this subject
The class will have the excellent OBJ
portunity of a thoroughly equipped
laboratory. Professor Brannon.
Physician elementary and prac-
teal course, such as is required for
first grade certificate will be given in
laboratory thoroughly equipped.
Professor Stewart.
Civics-(Any text Course 1: A
general course designed for those who
wish to study or review the whole
subject of government, local, state and
federal.
Course II-North Dakota Civics:
Teachers from other states, and those
not familiar with the civil government
OF North Dakota will find this course
adapted to their needs.
Professor Boyle.
Geography = Frye's Grammar
school: (a The text book work of the
first three weeks is supplemented by
field trips and object lessons in which
the following will be considered: How
soil is made; the work of streams:
the story of rocks and pebbles; the
great ice sheet in North Dakota.
(b) During the second three weeks
the following topics will be treated:
The chief aims, the relative value of
different kinds Of geographical knowl-
edge, methods in recitation, use of the
textbook and supplementary books,
map modelling. map drawing and the
use of outline maps.
Professor Schmidt.
Nature Study-Course L: (a) First
three weeks: nature study; (b) second
three weeks: elementary agriculture.
Course II-(a) First three weeks:
elementary agriculture; (b) second
three weeks: nature study.
These two courses are identical ex-
cept in the order of the two subjects.
SO that the student can choose either
one according to his convenience.
Many of the topics named under ma
ture study and elementary agriculture
in the course of study for the common
and graded schools of North Dakota
Will be taken up.-Professor Schmidt.
Alsebra-(Any texts): Students