Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-12
SECTION MEETINGS.
(Principals.)


Park Church Chapel, High Street.
Leader Edward 3. Sellew, Supervising
Principal, Lowell District, New Ha-
ven.
| 2.00-s'What the school principal can
do to make the work of the young
teacher effective and how to improve
| her teaching ability during the first
| year of her service Arthur B. Nor
: rill principal State Normal Training
| school, New Haven. Discussion open
ed by Edgar G. Stiles, superintendent
| of schools, West Haven.
High School to 4-High school build
/ ing. Arranged by William A.Wheat-
| ley. superintendent of schools, Mid
| dletown.
2. 00-General address. main hall, sec
| ond floor, high school buildinr The
| Professional Growth of the High
| School Teacher, DR.. E. C. Moore,
| Yale university.
| After the general address the section
will be sub divided into six round ta-
bles, at each of which several theses
will be presented on topics of interest
to the particular group of teachers in
attendance at each round table. The
| remainder of the session Will be de-
voted to an open discussion of the SUBJ
| jects presented in these theses All
| topics have close relation to the
practical need of the various depart
tments and all teachers are urged to
participate in the discussions.
245-English round table, room Fl, high
| school Leader, Miss Julia Brazos,
| Middletown.
2.45-Classics round table. room "a,
high school. Leader, P. F. Parsons,
Meriden.
2.45-Modern language round table,
| room 35. high school. Leader, MISS
Lillian NJ Osgood. New Britain.
245-Science round table, room ~,
high school. Leader, W. K. Holmes,
Southington.
Ia Mathematics round table, room
90. high school. Leader Homer w.
Brainard. Hartford.
2.45-TIistory round table, room 22,
high school Leader, Walter FL.
Perry New Haven.
245-Commercia1 round table, room
| 81. high school. Leader, E. A. Sam
| mis-. Stamford.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Park Church, Corner of Asylum and
High Streets.
| Leader, Arthur D. Call, Supervisor
| Henry Barnard School. Hartford.
| 6. 00-En glish Composition, Stratton D.
! Brooks, superintendent of schools
/ Boston, Mass.
| PRIMARY.
| Foot Guard Armory, 159 High St
Leader, Miss Katherine T. Harry Su-
! perintendent of Training, State Nor
nal School, Danbury
| 215-rhe Work and Some Ideals of the
! Primary Grades, F. H. Beede. super
intendent of schools, New Haven.
/ 315-Reading Arthur B. Morrill,, prln-
| cipal State Normal Training school,
| New Haven.
! RURAL SCHOOLS.
Jewell Hall. Y. M. c. A. Building, Cor
] ner Ford and Pearl Streets.
Leader, Charles E. Pratt, Superinten
dent of Schools, Woodstock.
| 200-Practical Helps for the Rura
| Schools, Miss Lillian ]. Lincoln. State
Normal school. Pennington, Me
8 60 = Rural Schools Recognising
Themselves to Especial Conditions
to the Signs of the Times, Isaac
Freeman Hall, superintendent OF
schools, North Adams. Mass.
Brown School Hall, Corner Market an6
Morgan Streets.
/ Header w. D. Monnier, Supervisor Of
Music, South District, Hartford
t2.00-Address, The Place of Music IL
the Public Schools, Osbourne Nc,
Conathy, supervisor of music, Chel-
sea, Mass.
2.45-F'irst lesson in chromatics Gllus
trated by fourth grade class, Wash
ington district school, Hartford: Mis-!
| Minnie Eng1e, teacher; Miss Jennie
E. Langdon, supervisory
3.15-Some problems of the teaching
of time illustrated by seventh
grade class from Henry Barnard
school. Hartford: Miss Winifret
kennel teacher: Ralph L. Baldwin
! supervisory
MANUAL. ARTS.
/ Henry Barnard School. High Street.
! Leader, J. Winthrop Andrews, Director
of the Manual Arts. New Britain.
00-Address. Sources of Inspiration
in Design, Louis G. Monte, STATE
Normal school. Westfield. Mass.
3.00-Address. Applied Design. Fret
H. Daniel. director of the department
] Of drawing. NeWtown. Mass
! The Connecticut Manual Arts Teach.
! ers' association plans to have each veal
9n exhibit of dra wing and manual worl
from different parts of the state. This
year the exhibit viii be in Hartford, a
the Henry Barnard school.
PEN MANSHIP.
Room So. High School Building.
Leader, J. c. Moody, Supervisor Of
Writing. New Britain.
| 2.00-Address. Practical Writing for Al
! Grades, c. p. Zanef. Columbus, O.
At New Haven.
The programme for the meeting a
/ New Haven is similar in every way a:
to subjects, etc. to that in Hartford
1.-THE speakers will be from towns ant
cities in that section and the western
| part of the state