The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-10
INSTITUTE WILL
 OPEN ON MONDAY
OVER THE STATE ARE AMONG THE sPEAKERs-TO BE IN sES- SION FIVE DAYS

The Ninth district institute fol teachers will open in Birmingham or next Monday. The institute will con tinue five days and during that tim, will be addressed by prominent educa tors of the state. There will be a lee ture each day at 11:15 o'clock. Or Monday the institute will be addressed | by J. w. Abercrombie. president 9 the University of Alabama on the sub ject. Our Educational Ladder; Fron l the Kindergarten Through the Univer sity' Tuesday the address will b, made by Dr. B. B. Ross, state chemist on "The Chemistry of Every Day Life. State Superintendent of Education H. c Gunnells will lecture on Thursday ol "The Progress of Education in Ala bama," and Dr. J. H. Phillips will speal on Friday, the closing day of the in stitute. The subject of Dr. Phillips vii be "Educational Standards"
 The list of instructors for the in stitute is as follows:
 Kindergarten teacher in charge, Mis-. Agnes Wilson. Primary first and second, teacher ir charge, Miss Loula Bradford
 Third grades teacher in charge, Prin- cipal R. V. Allgood. Fourth grades, teacher in charge Principal R. o. Sanders.
 Fifth grades, teacher in charge, Prin- cipal W. E. Dickson.
 Sixth grades, teacher in charge, Prin- cipal J. D. Williams Seventh grades, teacher In charge Principal spright Dowell. Rural schools, teacher in charge, As | sistant Superintendent N. R. Baker. | Language and grammar, instructors Principal T. c. Young. Miss F. Brown.
 Reading, instructors, Principal c. A Brown, Miss M Rittenberry.
 Arithmetic. instructors. Principal A A. Lyon, Principal A. L. Reese. l Geography. instructors. Principal R E, Tidwell, Miss R. Strickland History. instructors, Principal H. P Burruss, Principal w. c. Griggs. Nature study and agriculture, in structors, Principal George Wallace Principal E. E. Smith.
 Writing. instructor, Principal E. E Smith.
 Civics and algebra, instructor. Prin. cipal c. P. Underwood.
 Spelling, instructor, Assistant Super. intendent c. B. Glenn.
 Physiology, instructor. Principal F | L. Brown.
 Drawing and manual arts, director | MT. R. l.. Dimmitt. Music, director, Miss Leta Kitts. | Physical culture, director. MT. G. N Messer. The programme of the institute is al follows;
 MONDAY FORENOON.
 Programme for a One Room School MT. N. R. Baker.
 The First Reading Lesson" Miss Loula Bradford.
 The Opening Exercises. Mrs. LII Han Wall. MONDAY AFTERNOON.
 Round Table-Art of Teaching Chapter VII. Mir. F. B. Irwin. | History, MT. H. P Burruss. Elementary Processes in Arithme- tic" MT. A. A. Lyon, Jr.
 TUESDAY FORENOON
 Course of Study and Grading" su- perintendent I. w. MeAdory.
 Busy Work for Little Fingers" Miss Gussie Redwood.
 Writing" MT. George E. Wallace.
 TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
 Arithmetic in Internediate Grades, Mir c. A. Brown.
 Methods in Teaching History MT J. c. Blackwell. Round Table-Readlhg; How tc Teach It-Chapter VI, led by MT. W. P Stott.
 WEDNESDAY FORENOON.
 Language in Primary Grades" MT c. P. Bowman. "Geography" Mrs. Lillian Wall. Agriculture" MT. L. N. Duncan.
 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Arithmetic in Higher Grades" MT | C. P Bowman. "Drawing." Miss Margaret McAdory Round Table-Civicd and Health Chapters V and VI, Id by MT A. l. Eandley. THURSDAY FORENOON. Child Development,1 Mrs. J. H. Phil lips.
 "Arithmetic," Mir. cl c. Slaton. Spelling" MT c. B. Elem.
 THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
 school Improvemerf,p Mrs. E. D. | Thames.
 Drawing Miss Mafgaret McAdory
 Music" Miss Una dlhert. | FRIDAY FORENOON.
 School Laws and Records" MT. R. G. Hewitt. School Hygiene" MT. E. L. Brown. | Alabama History Dr. J. c. Du- | Bose.
 FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
 ''School Libraries aud Reading Cir cles," MT. c. B. Glen and MT. I. W. McAdory. | Nature Study" Mir. DO. E. Smith. l n,,o.io~ ard