The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-21
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
SUMMER SCHOOL
WORK
Issued By Director Kennedy
Session Opens on June "a
Closing Aug. 2.

open this year on June "a, closing on
August 2. 1t is to be held under the
auspices of the public instruction de-
partment of the university and the
counties of Grand Forks. Walsh and
faculty of the school:
w. L. Stockwell, state superintend-
ent of public instruction. Bismarck;
F. NJ. Sherarts, county superintendent
for Pembina county. Pembina; B. b.
Wells, county superintendent OF
schools for Walsh county. Grafton:
Helen v. Prindeville, county SUPER
intendent of schools for Grand Forks
county, Grand Forks.
Subjects Offered.
All subjects required for all grades
of county certificates will be offered,
including writing, photography. gram
mar, arithmetic, geography. U. S. his
tory, civics, physiology, school man
agement, physical geography, psych-
ology, algebra, geometry and physics.
For the benefit of those who have in
view the securing of primary certif-
icates and for those who wish them
for purposes of general culture the
following subjects will be offered:
Vocal music, drawing, physical train
ing. primary reading, language and
number work, agriculture, nature
study and library work.
Students wishing to do work in reg
ular institutional courses in the de-
partments of English political sci
ence and history may do so and re-
ceive credit for it in the university.
In order to receive a terms credit
student must do double work for
the six weeks and consequently will
be limited to two subjects.
Second Grade Certificate Subjects.
Reading-The study. Interpretation
and reading OF short selections as
signed day by day. two sections do
ing practically the same work.
The best ways and means of teach
ing reading and interesting pupils in
this subject will be discussed.
Writing-This subject has suffered
much at the hands of faddists and
needs emphasis in summer schools
for teachers. A thoroughly scten-
tific presentation of writing will be
given, including the theory and the
practice of it. under the most favor
able conditions.
Orthography-There will also lie a
thorough course in spelling. or Or
biography, including all that the term
implies-all the work that should ac-
company it.
Arithmetic (any text book)-Course
1: (a) First three weeks; divisOrs,
multiples and fractions. % Sec
ond three weeks; decimals and in
terest.
Course 2-(a) First three weeks;
COMPOUND numbers and mensura-
ton. o. Second three weeks; COM
mercial operations.
English Grammar (any text book
Assigned topics and exercises for
sentence analysis. with all necessary
and relevant work.
Geography Frye's grammar SCHOOL,
Ia 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 the
streams; the story of rocks and peb-
bles; 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
knowledge, methods in recitation, use
of the textbook and supplementary
books, map modelling. map drawing
and the use of outline maps.
United States History-A regular
six weeks course with an examina-
ton on the whole subject for those
who desire it at the end of three
weeks, as we'll as at the end of the
term.
Text: Mace, school history of the
United States.
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 2. North Dakota civics.
Teachers recently from other states
and those not familiar with the civil
government of North Dakota will find
this course adapted to their needs.
School Management-This will be
six weeks course, with an elementary
text as basis, supplemented by lee
lures and round-table discussion. See
ley's School Management will be
used. This is also the reading circle
book
Physiology-A regular six weeks
course will be offered in this subject.
opportunity Of thoroughly equipped
laboratory.
Additional First Grade Subjects.
Algebra, (any texts)-Students may
enter the class at any time and work
Individually as fast and as far as they
can. They will receive on the regular
course such credit as, in the judg-
ment of the instructor, they are en-
titled to.
Geometry (any texts) = Students
may enter the class at any time and
work individually as far as they can
To secure credit in this subject it is
suggested that students give to it dou-
BILE time for study.
Physician elementary and prac-
teal course, such as is required for
a first-grade certificate will be given
In. a.Iaboratory thoroughly equipped
: Physical Geography-This course
will embrace all the essential topics
of this study as it is given in the
best modern text books.
Psychology-This will be a siz
weeks course. with an elementary
text as basis, the aim being to meet
the needs of those whose aim is q
first-grade certificate.
For Primary Certificates and
General Culture.
Primary Work-Courses will be of.
fered, covering the work of the first
ilfp,lE.grades In primary reading. Ian.
guage, numbers and construction
work, geography, nature study ant
children's songs.
Music-Each day at the time of the
assembly about twenty minutes will
be, devoted to the learning and sing
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