The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-20

.-Hvils Of Hish school Athletes and
'suriform County Ex1minsticn for
proraction FROM seventh Grade 70
iafsr School, ,. N Hiiiman. J. =. b
Smith.
---la) Home Economical Miss NIL
sfoeott, s N &. ffadford; 9bl In
listriaI Work" Miss Dorothy Btone.
Roanoke: <c) "Agriculture In High
Schools.r Professor j. n. Hutchinson.
OF Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Southwest Virginia Music Assocaa-
zion Conference SO to $3.50 p. NJ
Miss Florence G. Baird. music director.
Radford State Normal School. presid-
.ng.
what Can Be Expected Musscsliy
e.f a Normal School Graduate -
Miss Florence c. Baird.
lta~n duo.
Address--'srhe value of Civic Music
In Community"
F'ar-tiiar song by audience.
Violin sole.
Address---'fHow and why Havt
Music Taught In All Public Schools
without a Supervisor or Special Music
Teacher ?'' DIR. j. p. Mcconnell
Vocal solo.
Plano solo.
Wolff sole.
scrK--Tsy a~dteacs.
Piano salo.
Southwest virstr'e Science Tasch-
crs' Association CONFERENCE.-THE 70
r:2c r. E---Mtss Flors Srysnr, Sresi-
'ient. presiding,
"A way 10 make secondary sclencs
n the rural schools at once more
practical fer thcse who do uet 20 to
coiisys and Sufficient for entrance for
those who do &C."
How 20 Adapt thu Teaching Of
Physics to Rural Conditions" Profess
sor 9. W. Ednondson. Stone High
School
Observation-Disclosures ". e. Tss~
sons Roanoke High School
Chemistry As Related TO kgrtcni-
ture and Home Economics" Professor
NJ. Estes Cooke. Holiins College. DIS
cuss.on--Pro fessor o. A. Thomas. New
London Academy.
How Much Biology Should Be Of
fered In the Rural High schools"
Round table.
Physical Demonstration In Gym
nasium-~s:A5 TO 7:<5 p. M.--Mias
Pngrles. physical director. Radford
Normal School: Miss Baird. musical
director. Radford Normal School.
Professional march song. bringing
IN all the class songs.
fashioned games.
Old fashioned songs
Singing games
Folk dances
Old games.
ola songs
Recessional march song. again using
class songs and alma mater.
Friday. 8 p. ".
General Meetins-W. NJ Black.
president OF Sixth District Teachers
Association, presiding
Music, by Normal School,
Aadress--Hon. X. G. Stearnes, State
suner ntendent OF Public Instruction.
Music.
Address-Dr. ]. l. McBrien. United
States Bureau OF Education.
Music
10 P. M.~-Reception by Normal
School and Training school faculty.
saturday, 9:3o to 1880 \. vi.
Departmental Meetings Primary
CONFERENCE.-The Blanche Bulifant,
reeta'rc
Introductory remarks ''s m e
ffphases ef the Work Done BY story
felte-s' Club" Miss Blanche Buiifan'.
Folk Dancer. 6. n, storytellers
club.
h. Denomination tgroup OF second
nrraaa children from the training
schoolD, Miss Brown. critic teacher.
story daptation and Dramatiza-
sion" r. s. y. storytellers' Club.
some Impressions of Stories and
s,tory-Telling in Everyday Life"
Uncle Remus Stories Rev. K. +
/ kahlc. Richmond.
Folk Dances-R. s. n. storytellers
Club.
organization OF club for Southwest
Virginia.
| Music, by orchestra
Meeting of Southwest Virginia Pri'
mary Teachers Association ta) Re-
port Of Committees: (ol Round Table
Conference.
Saturday A. NJ
Grammar-Grade Conferences to
1890 O'Clock.
How to get children to remember
what YOU. teach them"
"Hnw to utilize the problems and
material Mt the community in the
,italiz!nR 81 grammar-grade sub
'ccts."
How to get the best work in gram
mar grade language. geography arith-
nnetic item minutes each1.
"Hcw to control grammar-grade
puplIs.
sion,
Let the grammar-grade teache>
have a pencil and notebook. Those
no speak on thetse subjects are go
ing TO make some practical. disable
suggestions that you will want to keep.
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