The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-17
EMINENT EDUCATORS TO LECTURE
T0STUDENTS AT SUMMER SCHOOL
Or. Ralph [. Johnson and Miss Cdnnie Miller
Secured for Six WeekS---N0rma| faculty
Retdined--- Mdny Courses Offered.

DR.. Ralph l.. Johnson, of Girard
College, Philadelphia, whose work
with DR.. Goddard at the Vineland,
New Jersey, school for detectives has
attracted the attention of educators in
! all parts of the country, has been Sc
cured as special lecturer in Eugenics,
Child Study and Children of the Spec
| ial Class, at the State Summer School
of Methods and Review, to be held
here this year for six weeks begin
, ming July 2. DR.. Johnson will give
three lectures each day.
The special methods used by Drs.
Johnson and Goddard have brought
them into a great demand as lecturers
on their discoveries and as contribu-
tors to the magazine literature on
this subject Prof. Hollis, who had
occasion to spend some time with DR..
Johnson last year, states that he is a
fine public speaker brainy and witty,
and bristling with enthusiasm and in
spiration. In securing DR.. Johnson
the Normal school has made bold
move after the original investigators.
Miss CANINE Miller, OF Du Bots,
Penn, will lecture on Primary Methf
DDS at the summer school this year.
Miss Miller will come under the
strong recommendation of Miss
Nan S. Mildren, who met with great
popularity in this work here last year,
and primary teachers may expect the
best instruction the country affords in
the work Of the lawer grades.
Scope OF the Summer School.
The summer school will be con-
Quoted along three broad lines this
year, viz, (a) the regular Normal
school courses, (b) and elementary
preparatory course for teachers wish
ing to take examinations, and (c) pro-
fessional work offered by distinguish
ed instructors, such as have been men,
toned above. The arrangement of
classes and the course of study in
these three lines will be planned to
meet the needs of the following
group of students:
1. Those seeking second grade
certificate.
2. Those wishing to take up first
grade subjects.
3. Those wanting renewal of first
and second grade certificates.
4. All teachers, regardless of certi-
ficates, who desire to take up studies
for review on the advanced course.
5. Supervisors Of music, drawing.
manual training, domestic science and
other special lines, including teachers
of experience who wish to qualify as
supervisors.
s. Village and town principals,
county and city superintendent and
others desiring advanced study and
work in school administration.
Z. Present Normal school students
who wish to continue their work dur
ing the summer.
8. Others who wish to enter for the
first time for credit to tighten their
work for next year, especially high
school students who desire to take
any of the art courses, such as man
ual training, music, drawing or domes
tic science.
9. Teachers who want assistance in
methods in primary, intermediate or
grammar grades.
10. Supervisors and superintendent
principals in town and village schools.
who may have to introduce manual
| training or domestic science or other
such courses, themselves. In each
of these cases, special attention will
be given to the pedagogical aspect of
each of the subjects.
Renewal OF Certificates.
County certificates if in force and
issued prior to July 1, 1912, may be re-
newed upon attendance at the summer
school for six weeks. Such certifi-
Gates may be renewed twice by sum-
mer school attendance; that is, if the
certificate was renewed two years ago
for summer school attendance, it may
again be renewed this year in like
manner, or if renewed this year, it
may again be renewed two years
hence by summer school attendance.
Review Glasses.
An effort will be made in all re-
view classes to make the work as
thorough as time will permit of the
entire subject together with sugges.
lions as to methods of teaching them.
Teachers who are entering to review
for examinations will have opportun-
| ity to enter the review classes in
arithmetic, grammar, geography and
history.