The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-10

siustitute of the State Teachers as
ZION. which is to be held in the
mbly hall, beginning Monday, De
! 'er 81, has been completed, save
li'nart Of it relating to the muslcal
)p,ers. The music will be arranged
w detail by n committee appolnted
hat purpose and the selections will
A,serted within a day or two. =.
'J will be seen from a reading OF
soropramme, a large number OF In
Sf;ne topics will be discussed.
s,inent educators Will be hero. from
\ cities and states. In addition 10
meetings in the Assembly hall there
s6e departmental meetings IN some
,6e school buildings. The pro-
,ime follows:
slay, December 81. 2 p. m,. Assembly
iecation.
ess OF greeting :. Governor or Supt,
h5se ...,... Supt. .Orson Ryan
,re-The New Meaning of Cul-
fnre .. Dr. Henry Suzzallo
isv. December 81. S p. m, Assembly
H.
,iocation.
Ssnt's address. supt. f. NJ. Driggs
nointment of committees,
!. sre-The Training for Vacations
sIn Democracy. DIR Henry Suzzailo
.1iests-Miss Ada Van Stone Harris:
3stant superintendent of schools OF
sehesler, DR.. Thomas NJ. Ballet, dean
gchool OF pedagogy, New York uni
Sity. DR., Henry Suzzallo teachers
lege, Columbia university,
.aay. December IS, 10 a. M, Assem-
ocation.
,srSThe Teaching of English,
Jar the Cultivation OF the Lam
,re Art Miss Ada Van Stone Harris
iay. Q p. m, Departmental Meetings,
X school commercial department. ].
5ddard, president.
lat Constitutes a Thorough Prepara-
-Yor a Business Career
ms of Holding Commercial Students
e High School for More than TWO
sS1SA y and Science Section, C. C. Spoon
president. Salt Lake City, Il. NJ.
Nh. vice president, Salt Lake city;
Fence L. Stewart, secretary, Manti.
Aow @ to Get the Most Out of the
|PhysIc Course-Professor Ches-
az Snow, B. Y. u, Provo,
{cussIon-Prof. A. 4. Knowlton, U. of
u A. Perkins, Ogden high school,
liabilities of Agriculture as
lHlgh School Study-Dr, z. D.
Ball, Utah Agricultural College.
Rational Course in Zoology
.Dr, c. r. Voorhees,. u. of U.
|cussIon by Miss Helen NJ. Boxrud,
Lake high school.
ms and Needs in Physiography
Teaching-Miss Elizabeth Bond,
|ERlt Lake high school.
|russIon By Superintendent R. S. Ba-
ii and Arts Department Groom want
VNhere slides can be shown, Miss
.hea Wheeler, president; Sam a,
3gn, secretary.
ethods Of Arts and Crafts for The
Elementary School
Miss Virginia Snow Stephen. State
hg-Miss Anna L. Corbett. Salt Lake
)lIc schools,
IaI Training-D; w. Parratt. Salt
ke public schools.
,iworrk-Miss Mary Morehead. Normal
ISstIc Sclence-Miss Lucy Van Cott:
Nix >. ..... ....s,-,-. DR.. Ballet
Fcnile court room.
|pper 49, 80. .... Judge McMaSter
|hryarten Department, Mrs. Ida Smoot
eenberry, president.
he Place OF the kindergarten in
Public Education. Miss Ada Van
|Stone Harris.
he kindergarten. It's Value as a
Part of Public Education, State
superintendent a, G, Nelson.
'|It. IN Ie.rf o,-tf n
'{nection Between Home and
school, Professor William Stew
3mar Grade Department. Oscar Van
~ president
Superintendent D. II.
Christensen. Salt Lake City
)Aims-Mlss Anna Youngberg, State
|'Expresslon-Miss Rosalie Pollock.
Aethods-Mrs. Emma NJ, lvie, Salt
|ResumeGTF. R T D. Keeler. principal
Webster school. Salt Lake city.
{ Section, NJ. L. christopherson,
sIdent
usic Selection.
Lper-Thought Development in the
Study OF Music-Prof. w. a.
Eetzell
per 80. ......:,., Oscar Van Cott
RcussIon.
!, usic Selection.
~ y. m.
lcal Education. n. Alma Pedersen,
>sident
Demonstration-Pro Maud
NNay Babcocll,
liberal discussion of Professor Bah
3 work led by Prof, Peterson, 3.
day. p. m, Assembly Hall.
pcatlon.
lre-The Need of Special
Glasses in Elementary Educa-
tlon-Miss Harris
ire-The Problem of Moral Edu-
bcation-Dr. Thomas e. Balliett
sic
aesday, December %. 10 a. m, De-
tmental Meetings. high school.
re and Science Departments,
ture Study
tture Study In the Primary
Grades Srades Prof. Horace Cummings
lcussion-Miss Pearl Snow, Provo;
Abbey, Normal school.
udy Of Local Insects in Grades
s-s 80. -. Prof, L, G. Titus
Icnssion. Prof. j. n. Paul. U. OF u.
Eiculture In the Common
Schools. .Jrof. j. c. Hogenson. 4. c.
'cussion, Supt. n. G.. Sowards, Ver-
!, ,essryation and Protection OF
y 5irds by Pupils Of the Primary
Grades-Miss Jennie T.. TibbS.
= Salt Lake City.
,ts Section. Miss Althea Wheeler,
s'.sident
ny the Handicrafts Should BE a
Sfart OF the School Curriculum
aEMiss Ellen II. Huntington, a. c..
ne Value OF Vocational Educa-
:, Ion 80. .,......,. DR., Ballet
SGsspartment-A. 3. Wright. president;
,t-W. Ashton. secretary
' :. as II Should Be Taught In the
& Funlic School-Prof. J. Leo