The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-12
PROGRAMME PLANNED
FOR STATE EDUCATORS MEET

Oct. "a, 300 p, M.

SECONDARY EDUCATION.
Oct. "a, 2;oo p. NJ.
The High School as Adapted TO the
Requirements of Active Life:
Paper superintendent Wigger.
Wahpeton.
Discussion.
The High School as a Social Center.
Paper-supt. Wells Smith, Bisbee.
Discussion.
General discussion of the following
topics (ffteen minutes each):
Restriction on Social Life Of Teach
ers.
Medical Inspection: How to Sc
cure 1t in the Smaller Schools.
Working Exhibition in Manual
Training, Domestic Science and Art
Grand Forks High School Glasses.
Oct. rs. $500 p. NJ.
Tenure OF omce-supt. w. j. Alex
Ander, Rolla.
A Superintendent and His Methods
superintendent Barnell, Devils Lake.
Devices ~(records, plan books. etc.
anything that helps to secure effici-
ency in administration)-General dis
cusston twenty minutes).
General discussion of the following
topics Twenty minutes each):
Ethics in Inter-Scholastic Athletics.
High School Spelling.
Teaching Latin.
Business.
COUNTY suPERENTENpENTs.
Oct. "a, 1900 p. M.
Visitation That Counts: g..
Paper Supt. Henry Hanson.
Linton.
Discussion-supt. Dalton Macdon-
aid, Towner.
Agriculture and Domestic Science.
Paper-Supt. G, l.. Vigness, Bis
marck,
Discussion-supt. C, NJ, Lowell, Ell
lendale.
Oct. Is. 2 p. M.
The superintendency Its Place
in the Educational System.
Paper-Supt. Rosanna Duffy, STAR
ley.
Discussion led by supt. H. e. Layne.
Bottineau,
The one Room school-Illustrated
talk: Supt. r. r. Barnes, Wahpeton.
Round Table Discussions-Conduct-
ed by Hon. e. J. Taylor, Bismarck.
Business.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
Oct. IS, 2 P. NJ.
Address-Pres. f. M. Smith, wahpe-
ton. .. .
Address-w. L. stockwell, Fargo.
Business.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION.
Oct. "a. 2 p. M.
Imitation and Education-Prof. w.
A. Wilkinson, Mayville.
How to Provide More Motivation for
School Work-Supt, Marie Sorenson,
Cando.
The Use and Misuse of Textbooks
Supt. w. F. Houseman, Hope.
The Influence Of Methods of Teach
ing Upon Methods of Study-Prof. A.
P. Hollis, Valley City.
General Discussion.
Value Of Regular Meeting Of Teach
ers-Supt. George F. Foster, Williston;
Mrs. Helen M. Porter, Mayville.
Oct. 25, 2 p. M.
Some Phases of School Hygiene
DIR. G. F. Rueidger, university.
Avocational Education-Prof. YER
non p. Squires, university.
Duties of the Elementary School
Principal-State Inspector N. G. Mac
donald, Valley City.
Business.
RURAL EDUCATION.
Oct. "a, 2 p. M.
The rural section will hold a joint
session with the elementary section
the programme having been prepared
by the president of the elementary
Oct. Is, 2 p. M.
2:00-Music by rural school Of Grand
Forks county.
2:10-Invocation.
2:20-President's address-Mrs. Jean
McNaughton Stevens, Towner.
2:40-Music by consolidated school of
Grand Forks county.
2:50-Life More Abundant-Miss
Anna o. Gjelstad, Velva.
3:10-How Many Rural Schools
I! Qualify for Grant-in-Aid-Supt e. G.
Warren, Minot.
3:30-Music for Rural Schools-Miss
Edith E. Brant, Mayville.
3:50-Attendance and How to Secure
It-Supt. Dalton Macdonald, Towner.
4:10-Round Table; Consolidation,
It's Problems; Transportation; Home
for Teachers; School Terms, ETC.
IN. G. Abbott, j, F. Taylor and A. G.
Barton; Misses Sylvester, agricultural
college; Olson, Brockett; Upham and
Gjelstad, Velva.
Business.
Oct. Is, 8 p. M.
The university and President Nc
Vey will entertain the rural depart
ment and all who have taught in rur-
al schools in the university. Further
notice will be given at the general
session on Friday morning. Stereop-
ticon views of past and present viii
be presented.
Note-the rural department will
have exhibits showing work to be
done in agricultural, domestic science
Business.