Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-27

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County Normal VS.. High schoc
, Preparation for Teachers-Supt.
l.. Vigness, Burleigh county. Sup
F. R. Barnes, Richland county.
Report of Code Commission, Fol
Imation of Districts-E. J. Tayor, Bis
marck. Certification of Teachers
Joseph Kennedy, state university.
General Discussion.
Business.
Thursday, Oct. 20-e:3o A. M.
State Aid for Rural Schools-Supt
E. G. Wanner, Ward county; Supt
Fred Wanner, Stutsman county.
The County Superintendent Au
thority-Supt. Bessie NJ Kane, Noun
trail county.
The Commercial Value of Elemen
tary Agriculture-Supt. Frederick Da
wis, Adams county.
Domestic Science-Miss Jessie M
Hoover, agricultural college.
Round table. General discussion.
Business
DEPT. OF SCHOOL ADMINIsTRA
TON.
Officers.
! President-R. S. McNish, Fairdale
Secreteary-A. B. Cox, WIMBLEDON.
Member of the Executive Commit
tee-J. P. Tandberg, Driscoll.
Thursday, Oct. 2o-s:3o A. M.
urban SESSION.
Presidents address-R. S. McNish
Fairdale.
Sanitation - Mrs. Fannie Dunn
Quain, Bismarck.
Problem Of Moral Discipline-E. s
Cameron, Wahpeton.
Urban Problems-General discus
sion.
Friday, Oct. 21-9:30 A. N.
Rural session.
School Laws-E. ]. Taylor, Bis.
marck.
Migratory Teachers-Minnie J..
Nelson, Valley City.
Equipment and Supervision-B. A.
Wallace, Hillsboro.
Rural Problems-General discus
sion. -. :;
Business.
Department OF SCIENCE AND
MATHEMATICS.
Officers.
President-C. G. Gray, Grafton.
Vice-president-E. F. Chandler, uni
versity.
secretary-Clyde R. Travis, May
vile.
Tuesday Oct. 1920 p. NJ.
Discussion On the Sources Of the
Suns Heat-F. A. Schrader, Devils
Lake.
Teaching the Great Sources of
Power in Nature-Volunteer discus
sion.
Laboratory Method and Equipment
in photographic. E. Simpson,
state university.
How to Agriculturalize the Teach.
ing of Botany in the High School and
Still Retain the Essential Principles
of Botany-H. F. Bergman, agricul-
tural college.
Laboratory Equipment in High
School Elementary Agriculture-G.
w. Randlett, agricultural college.
The Correlation of Physiography
with Commercial Geography and His
tory-W. c. Stebbins, Grand Forks.
To What Extent is the Elimination
of Mathematics in the Teaching of
Physics Desirable?-A. H. Taylor,
state university.
Should the Metric System be Gen.
orally Taught? If so, to What E1
tent?-P. S. Berg, Dickinson.
(There will be time given for VOL
unteer discussion of each Of the "a
pers on the above topics, and the next
three topics are for round table dis.
cussion.)
In What Respects is Science Teach
ing in the Schools Deficient?
The Value Of the Graph in Teach.
ing Mathematics.
The Value Of Teaching Approxima-
lions.
papers are limited to twelve min.
ties each and discussions to three
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY. CIV
1cS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE.
Officers.
President-R. M. Black, Wahpeton.
Vice-president - w. B. Thomas,
Jamestown.
Secretary-Bertha M. Palmer, Dew
Is Lake.
Tuesday, Oct. 1920 p. NJ.
Presidents Address-R. M. Black,
The Use of the Library in Teach
ng History-Florence Hill, Valley
Jity.
History Below the Seventh Grade
). M. Correll, Mayville.
Interesting the Pupils in Local His
ory--Minnie J. Nelson, Valley City.
A Laboratory Method Of Teaching
c. West, Webster.
Address go minutes)-The Food