Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-26

that the convention would not be held
Hundreds of letters are being received
from anxious teachers, and each one
of the National Educational associa-
S-13; all general sessions being held
Microscope" ]. B. Lillard, st. Louis,
Mo.
Discussion led by Carl c. Ulrich,
Duluth, MINI.
Results of Improved Methods Of
Physics Teaching"
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Topic-"The Relation of the High
Schools to the Industrial Life"
(a)-"The Function and Value of
the Commercial Course" ]. H. Fran
els. Los Angeles.
(bl-"The Function and Value of
the Manual Training Course" ]. S.
Brown, Joliet, Ill.
the Agricultural Course" A. b. Gra-
ham, Columbus, o.
(d)-Report of committee on six
year courses of study, Gilbert B. Nor
rison, st. Louis Mo.
Department of Higher Education
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY
Joint session with departments of
normal schools and secondary educa-
tion.
Iopic--The preparation OF High
(a)-"From the Standpoint of the
Normal Schools" Joseph H. Hill, EN-
poria, Kan.
(b)-"From the Standpoint of the
mittee on high schools; R. B. Hal
(cj0"From the Standpoint of the
University" A. F. Lange, Berkeley.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
Thompson, Columbus, o.
Religious. Education in the State
Universities" Prof. Wallace N.
Stearns, Grand Forks, N d.
Department of Normal Schools
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY o
Joint session with higher and sec-
ondary departments.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Joint session with library depart
ment.
THURSDAY MORNING
Presidents address-"A Statement
of the Issues Now Confronting the
Normal Schools of the United States,"
John r. Kirk, Kirksville, Mo.
= The Pedagogical Laboratory in the
Scientific Study of Education" w. A.
Clark, Kearney, Neb.
Report of committee on statement
of policy regarding the preparations
and qualifications of teachers of ele-
mentary and high schools. Charles c.
Discussion led by J. N. Wilkinson.
Emporia, Kan.
Agriculture in Normal Schools;
Courses of Instruction, and Finacial
Okla.
General discussion.
Department of Manual Training
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY
Joint session with department of
art and elementary education.
Topic-"The Development of Ade-.
quate Course of Study in Manual
Training for Elementary Grades 1,a,' -
the Teacher of Manual Arts" George
w. Eggers, Chicago, Ill.
(bl"LFrom the Point of View of
the School Superintendent" C. H.
Keyes. Hartford, Conn:
Discussion led by Thomas A. Mott,
Richmond, Ind.
THURSDAY MORNING
Topic-"The Relation of Industrial
Education to Public Instruction"
Manual Training versus In.
dustrial Training in the High School"
B. w. Johnson, Seattle.
(b)-"Can the School Life of Pupils
be Prolonged by an Adequate Provis-
ion for Industrial Training in the
Upper Grammar Grades?" Jesse D.
Burks, Albany, N. Y.
by the Manufacturer" Mangus w.
Alexander, Lynn. Mass.
Discussion.
FRIDAY MORNING
Joint session with department of
Indian education.
Irrational Art and Manual Training
in Rural Schools" E. H. Eastmond,
Drn
Schools" NJ. Friedman, Lawrence.
Kan.
Department of Art Education
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY o
Joint session with the department
of manual training and elementary
education.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
Address of welcome-Joseph Scott,
Los Angeles.
Address by the president, Eugene Z.
Colby, Rochester, n. Y.
The Relation of Art Education TO
(aj-'From the Culture Side" R. j.
Condor. Helena, Mont. e,s >,
Arthur H. Chamberlain, Pasadena.
Discussion.
FRIDAY MORNING
"The University Entrance Credits in
Drawing" A. B.cClark, Stanford.
INSTALLATION, or Snapshot Draw
ing," Langdon S. Thompson Jersey
"Object Drawing" Miss Edna B.
Lowd, Los Angeles.
Discussion led by Mrs. H. T. Jen-
kins, Claremont, Cal.
Department of Music Education
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Music.
Presidents address. Hamlin E.
Coggswell, Indiana, Pa.
'Music from the Standpoint Of the
College," Stephen b. l.. Penrose, Walla
"The Value of Music from. the
Standpoint of the superintendent
William NICK. Vance, Delaware, O..
",The Ideal Supervisor, FREDERICK
H Ripley, Boston.
Discussion led by DR.. Frank r. Rix'
New York
Music.
THURSDAY MORNING
Music.
Vocal solo by Mrs. Mabelle Wagner
Shank, Des Moines, Iowa.
"The Normal Schools in Relation to
Music" Charles A. Boyle, Emporia'
Kan.
gan, Los Angeles.
"The Vitalizing of the Child
Through Song" Miss Estelle Carpen-
ter. San Francisco.
discussion led by Mrs. Francis E.