Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-23
INSTITUTE WORK
IS DISCUSSED BY
STATE TEACHERS
State Superintendent White
PreSideS and Talk That Fol-
lows Takes on More or Less
Acrimonious Nature,

The question OF national defense enc
tered into the discussions before the
county institute section Yesterday fore
noon az the high school Avian 81.
White presided and made the upen-
ing remarks. reviewing tho institute
work done last summer Jose Mon
taner. of Taos. hemg absent. W. o.
Han opened the discussion ON the rel
atNe merits ct two weeks ami four
weeks Institutes There was acri-
monious discussion but the consensus
OF the teachers seems to Doe that Two
weeks professional institute is prefer
able 10 -four weeks academic sessions.
Most able and well put was the add
dress of. Mrs. Florence Bartlett, of
santa Re. on the subject The Em-
phasis to BE Placed on Music ana
Drawing i'm Institutes The topic was
discussed by Miss Maude Hancock
and Mrs. a. Kohn. of Las VEGAS. Hiss
Elizabeth Garrett, ia this connection
spoke entorlainngly on "Music in the
Schools
DR.. Harriet Flanders, OF I.as cru
ces. not being present. W. T.. McFur-
land took up the discussion OF the
value of physical training IN the in-
stitutes. He endorsed il from every
point of view. j. y. Taylor, OF DEM
ing vigorously opposed the movement
however and quite a lively debate en-
sued
f. L. Enloe, of Silver city. ndvoc0t.
ed the combining of county institutes
with summer schools. making the
point that the summer schools were
on Ia a 40
teachers and the public and should
therefore be taken advantage OF. The
matter was discussed in detail The
concluding paper was by Prof w.
Melvin Fox, of Beleu, on Special Sub
iects i'm Institutes by Specialists"
TOday's section Programs.
In addition 20 the science section,
the following sections are scheduled
to meet at the high school:
County Supcrintendcnts-9 \. NJ
Present ana Needed Legislation Rel
alive to school Supervision County
Superintendent J. Y Conway and
County superintendent G. c. siill,
leader
n-Superintendents W, a.
Poore, J. V. Gallegos.
The School the Social Center. Coun-
ty Superintendent Miss Isabel Pickles.,
leader
Discussion by Supcrntondcnts Jose
Montaner, Il. S, Upton, Mrs Wallace
l.. Quinn.
Consolidated Schools. County Sup
erintendent A. Montoya leader.
Discussion by Superintendent l.. c.
Mersfelder, Mrs. Josie Lockard and
and Bonifacio MontOya
g.. IA las
OF New Mexico. County Superiutend-
ent NJ r. DesMarais. leader.
Discussion by superintendent r. NJ
Hayner.
The Modern Rural School Suitable
to the Conditions in New Mexico. (A)
Buildings and Equipment School
room and playground) County Sup
Charles L. Burt, leader
Discussion by superintendent sat
urnino Baca J. l.. G. Swinney.
OBJ The Teacher and Her Qualifi-
cations: Curriculum County Superin-
tendent Miss Grace Goebel, leader.
Discussion ~ Superintendent +,
Pack, Manuel Madrid and David Mar
tine2. Jr.
City Superlntendcnts.
First Year Science in High School.
Superintendent j. $. Long, Portales,
Discussion by Principal T.. J. Roth,
Santa Fe; Prof j. l.. Brenneman,
Of New Mexico, Albuquer-
que.
Reports and Records for the State
superintendent office state Super
intendeHt A. n. White
Pupils Study. "a. In the Grades.
b. In the High School Leader. Sup
w T. Conway Ration.
Discussion by Superintendent J. y.
Taylor Deming; superintendent wal |
ter Mcfarland, Silver City
How May a Superintendent Test Re /
suits I'm Reading. Leader Superin- !
iendent j H. Dowden Gallup.
Discussion by Prof Frank CARBON, |
n. NJ. ~ L.. Las Vegas President f. (
l.. Enloe, Silver City normal Silver |
~, Alamogordo
Elementary schools.
The Course OF study--lts Use and 7
busc. Leader D. l.. Adkins, TeXico. |
Discussion by Lillian Nugget,
Some Common Faults In Penman
ship and How to cure Them. Leader,
Miss Stella Brodowski, Madison. wis,
Discussion by Miss NJ Lee Keenan,
Santa pc,
Beacon Method of Phonetic Read
ng. Leader: Miss Marcella Calhoun,
Dawson.
Discussion by Miss Lora Holmes
Northrup, Onava.
Training for Citizenship IN the
Grades Leader: Rupert r. Asplund,
santa Fe.
Discussion by Miss Pearl Hall. Daw-
ion
Addrees-"The Eye and It's Care"
Or. G. III. earns, secretary Of board
# optometfy. Albuquerque
Indian schools. Second Session.
9 to i0--Gardening school. Fred
rick Snyder, superintendent Santa Fe
indian school Home Mrs. Alice g
)wire. teacher! Taos day school
10 to i0.30--Athletics Harvey
moot, teacher, Acomita day school
nd clyde NJ. Blur principal Albu-
ueraue Indian school.
1880 70 DISTINGUISHING and Max
ny Use Of Returned Students: Fred
v. Garfield, teacher Pagaje day
chool. and Mr., lsaacks, teacher Huni
lay school.
Commercial Teachers.
The Commercial Teacher as an Ed
cational Pathfinder M. Il. TreXler
East Las Vegas
Discussion by Miss GLADYS Carbon,
as Cruces.
The Teaching Of Commerce In the
'ublie Schools r. T. Loavenworth,
Discussion by Miss Lillian kiekc, /
liver City.
How Can We Make the Commercial
department. More Efficient? $ S.
Mesilla Park.
Tisc,,,ai,r bxt Agios, ATaoda Hancock | I