Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-26

Denver, Colo.
Discussion.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Prayer-Rev. ]. ]. wilkins.
Address-"Call Nothing Common"
DR.. Ben jamin Ide Wheeler, Berkeley,
Cal
"A Significant Lack of Educational
Technology" Prof. John Adams,
London, England.
Report of committee on resolutions.
Closing exercises.
National Council of Education
MONDAY MORNING, JULY
Introductory statement by Elmer e.
Brown, United States commissioner
of education, Washington, D. G.
mposium-"Public School Fin
ance; What Next?" ex-Gov. George c.
Pardee. Sacramento.
MONDAY EEVENING
Report of educational progress
during past two years.
TUESDAY MORNING
Provision for exceptional children
in public school system.
Report of committee on public
libraries and schools.
Report of committee on Industrial
education in rural schools.
Shortage of teachers.
Moral education.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
Meeting OF committee on lHNeStlBd-
tions and appropriations.
THURSDAY MORNING
Report of committee on inveSt1ga-
tions and appropriations.
Council business.
kindergarten Department
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
THE American Ideal of the Kinder
garten."
pard Oakland. .
i''a Motive for Work." Margaret E.
Schallenberger, San Jose.
Discussion.
THURSDAY MORNING
"The kindergarten Curriculum,
Joseph e. Mcknight, Salt Lake City
hThe riUu3S Wise Use of Tools for EXPIRES
sion"
Discussion.
Department of Elementary Educa-
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Joint session with department OF
manual training and art education.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
Tonic-"Potent Factors in Teaching
Oral Reading and Oral Language" =,
1a)E"The Story of the Poem
Henry Suzzallo. Stanford,
Discussion of story telling, led by
hiSe H"Dra atizing," Thomas c..
RlsisdeIl, state agricultural college,
Michigan. 1u.. po;+o+;ons
in Geography and History" Speaker
unse5ec!IG;2 nfsd5@"E;Xpression by Hand" l. C.
Mcneil, Memphis, Tenn: -. 1obn G
General discussion. led by John D
weIch. Salt Lake City.
FRIDAY MORNING
-"Geography and History in
the Life of the Pupil"
'i1-Georgraphy, James F. Chamber
lain, leader. Los Angeles. cross vvorl, >,
(a)-"Casual Notion in CLASS Work'
James f. Chamberlain. s
tb5-"Illustrative Excursions for
Field Sight.
Industrial Geography" s. l.. Heeter'
History, Walter Edwards, Pasadena
Department of Secondary Education
TUESDAY MORNING
Joint session with departments OF
HIGHER education and normal schools.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
Round table conferences.
(a)-"The Preparation of the High
School Teacher" led by DR.. Reuben
post HalIeck. Louisville, KY; and dis
cussion by fifty leading educators;
lblm'MathsstmaatiG5i. st aoEis Mo Iea oS 0iiAi 'e'
a
"Graphic Algebra" e. II. Barker
Nevada City, Cal.
"Problems for Mechanical EXpert-
ness in Elementary Algebra, Z. M
Ritter, Chico, Cal. coor,-
"Original Demonstrations in Geom-
etTg(l tT[gS(l-"Purposse. Nature and Method
of presentation" Fletcher Durrell'
I,awrenceville, N. j.
(b1-"Time of Introduction anu an
Limitations" George A. Snock' Phiia-
delphia. n,.o,,ssiors led nv
C p. Locke, Los Angeles: ouos
"I'he Notebook in History classes
It's Value and Limitations MISS lust
I Atkinson, Omaha, Neb. ,ro
Discussion led by James .. ny, M
Known Seattle, and G' A. lhoilipSo"'
Alameda. 1I,.+or,, in High
School Curriculum" E. L. Mlller'
i-is Discussion led by R. ID. Hunt san
1d)-"science," Lewis B. Avery
SThe Value of Limitations of Quan !
titative ExperimentS in Physics anu
Chemistry." George G. Bush, SouIh
Pasadena; w. F. Kunzom, CleVelaInlus,
"The Use of the Microscope III Dio
1a)@"Purpose of the Work with tn, the Tn
Microscope" William M. Kern hllen-
dale, N. d. - work
Valuable for High School Students,
H. f. Wegener, Tacoma. -
(cl-..Training students to Use lne