The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-17
Discussion: S. b. Null, Ottumwa,
DR.. j. H. S. Main, Grinnell.

Nature stury and Agriculture Confer :
ence, 10:3o a. m.
High School Assembly Room.
Leader-County Supt. Elizabeth
Burgess, Ottumwa.
1. The Teaching Of Agriculture in
Our Rural Schools-How Much and
How Prof A. V. Storms, Iowa State
College, Ames, Iowa,
2. Address. Culture and Agriculture
Prof. A. B. Graham, Department of
Agriculture Extension, Ohio State
University.
s. The Study and Identification OF
Our Common Weeds-Supt. George e.
Farrell, Clinaton.
Round Tables.
| Friday Afternoon, April 7. 200.
All Round Tables will be held in
the High, George Washington and
Mckinley School.
High School Round Table, 900 p. m.
/ High School, Room 2.
Chairman-Prin. George A. Brown,
Grinnell
/. A Four Years Course in History
! Forest C. Ensign, State Inspector or
High schools.
), g Social Activities Of the High
SCHOOL,. NJ Hammitt, Principal OF
the Ottumwa High school.
s. Do We Need More Men Teachers
in the High School?-James Rae,
| Principal of the Iowa City High
School
!. County superintendent's Round Table.
2:3o p. m.
High School, Room II.
Chairman-Supt. M. F. Cronin, Mus
catine.
/. How May We Best Secure the
:. Intelligent and Active Cooperation OF
the School Officers in Our Work =
: supt. H, E. Ronge, Scott county; Supt
. Mrs. S. S. Webster, Appanoose county
: Q. Office Supervision of the Rural
schools-Supt H. S. McVicker, Keo
Y kuk county; Supt. F. w. Parrott, Des
: Moines county.
8. How May the County superln
e tendent Assist in Promoting the Pro
fessional Work of the Teacher?-Supt
Charles H. Young, Mahaska county
Supt. Nora E. White, Marion county
y. 4. Address-Dr. A. E. Winship, Bos
It ton, Mass.
5. How Shall We Meet the Demands
II OF the Practical in Education :
e, Supt. George E. Farrell, Clinton coun
ty.
Superintendent Round Table, 2 p. m
e High School Assembly Room
], Chairman-Supt. H. e. Blackmal
Iowa City.
OIL i That What, Where and How G
4? Agriculture iii the Public Schools
Prof. A. V. Storms, Anles.
is 9. DO the Colleges Unduly Infuenc
the High School Courses of Study
state Inspector F. G. Ensign. low
City.
3. An Important Problem in schot
"a ADMINISTRATIONS Eugene Henel.
Grinnell.
ne 4. General discussion.
Grammar and intermediate Round =
70 BILE, 200 p. m.
George Washington School, Room
IL Chairman Superintendent Wllps
ur York. Bloomfield.
. 1. NV Idea Of Arithmetic III u
Grades-G. r. Buckles, Bloomfield.
ne Discussion-Ida Jewett, Milton.
cs Q. What Shall We Do With II
N gapeaters In the Grades?-A. t.
owen, Pennington.
Discussion-J. w Miller, Moulton.
m.
u. Primary Round Table, 200 p. m.
ir- George Washington School, Room !
Chairman-Miss Lucy HI. MeachaI
le Washington.
l. A Drill in Word Getting and h
III ercises in Reading. Work Given
lg- Glass from Keokuk School--Kate Va
Grieken, Keokuk.
- Q. Is Our Work too Extensive and n
Intensive "A o. Sheriff, Superyls
he of Primary Work. Davenport.
ur g The General Lesson-Emma Blu
baum, Washington.
a. Language Work in First and Sc
i. ond Grades-Emilie b. Mason, Flo
! |. Madison
Tx, 5. New Things | Have Found
Primary Work This Year--Lotia Mar
by ley, Keosauqua.
Teachers. come prepared to she
adj us any new hand work you have MAJ
Del or tell us of any new device or phi
that has been benefit to you.
IS
IN, Rural Round Tables, 200 p. m.
20. High School, Room 2.
we Chairman--C. NJ. Miller, Iowa Cit
i. What Use May Be Made OF Z
School Library Nellie Herring, l.
county.
2. An ATTRACTIVE School Envire
ment-What 1t Should Be and He
he to Make 1t So-A. c. Petit, Van F
OF rem county.
8. How May We Best Grade 0
a ece