The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-25

partment of agriculture Of the United
| States, Washington, D. C.
industrial Education for Girls in tho
Public Schools Miss Isabel Bevier, head
of the department of household science,
| University of Illinois.
Manual Arts, p. m, High school,
| Room 229.
annual Address Of the President"
George e. Wallace, principal Of Bar
ker school. Birmingham.
Correlation of Manual Training With
Other Work in the Primary Grades.
Miss Anne Walker, Union Springs public
schools.
| Necessary Equipment for Teaching
Manual Training in the Primary Grades,
Harry Reid, supervisor Of manual train
ing, Selma public schools.
''The Use of Native Materials Miss
Maude Green, Oakman public schools.
Art as Related to Manual Training.
George E. wallace, principal OF the
Barker school, Birmingham
Manual Training in the Rural Schools,
F. N Nisbet professor OF manual train
ling, State Normal college, Florence
"Outlines of a Course in Wood Work
ing for the Seventh and Eighth Grades,
". P. Mckinley. professor of manual
training, state Normal college, Troy.
Firms From Which Manual Training
Supplies and Equipment May Be Sc
cured" James L. Sibley. professor of
manual training, State Normal college,
Livingston.
High School Work in Manual Train
ing" r. L. Dimmitt supervisor of man
ual training, Birmingham schools.
| Music, p. m. High school, room 2O2
Music holds its place in the school cur
riculum, not pre-eminently for the sake
of music but for the sake of education.
| Vocal solo. Doth not song to the whole
world belong A heritage for all?'
Music in the Primary Grades" Miss
Hogan. Birmingham schools,
Music a Factor in the Education of
the Country Child. Mrs. Thomas R.
Walker county supervisor OF music, Jef-
| ferson county.
| Practical Methods to Improve Our
Sight Reading Miss Alice Sachs. super
visor of music, Montgomery schools.
| Violin solo, Music is harmony; har-
mony is love; love is Cod
History and Appreciation of Music in
the High School," Miss Edna Moore, Biz
mngham High school.
Should Public School Music Be Com
pulsory or Elective in the Normal
| Schools?" Discussion by teachers OF music
| In the normal schools of the state leo
| by Miss Eva L. Bennett, State Normal
college Florence.
| Chorus-(a) Music a Practical Issue In
Education and Culture" (b) How and
State Study in the Alabama Schools!
Mrs. Maude f. Truitt director OF music
Mobile city and county public schools.
Teachers of upper elementary grades,
| 8 D. m. High school gymnasium.
English-"L Literature" Miss sue NOT
ton. State Normal COLLEGE. bvinss,oh.
.Compostjon," Miss Cora Pearson, Selma
public schools: Technical Grammar,
Mrs. s. ]. Price, state Normal college
Florence
Round Table-"shall There Be Depart
ment of Teachers of Upper Elementary
Grades?'' Led by Miss Cutie Bloodworth'
State Normal college, Livingston
Normal colleges, p. M
Presidents address, f. NJ. Shackelford,
president state Normal college, Troy.
General discussion.
Election of officers.
Round tables:
ta) .Foreign Languages in Norman
School Courses Miss Julia struowick
Tutwier. president. State Normal college,
Livingston. l.,
ny "Practice and Observation Work IN
Normal schools" c. W. Daugette, pres
dent state Normal college, Jackson
Vile. ;,
NJ. D. Pace. professor OF mathematics
state Normal college, Troy
(d) "Pedasogy and Methods in Normal
school work" r. b. Baker. president
state Normal college Daphne.
(e) English in the Normal Schools
G. w. Brock. chairman of the faculty,
State Normal college, Livingston.
Alabama school Improvement associa-
ton. High school, room 81, $3.50 a. m;
Address Superintendent J. Y. Joyner,
Raleigh, n. c.
Penorts of county associations, includ-
ing the best report Of a local association.
Reports of local associations IN counties
that have no county association
Awarding Of prize OF 800 to the local
school improvement association that re-
ports the greatest Improvement III Ns
schools.
Election of officers.
Adjournment.