The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-11
STATE TEACHERS
HERE NEXT WEEK

D. u Iltubcrman, chester.
W. W. Trent. ElkinE.
o. q. Wilson, Falrmont
$3.50 n. M.
Business meeting
Report OF committees.
Unfinished business.
New business proposed amend
mcnts to the constitution.
Election OF officers.
y p. IN.
High school %RudltoriuB.
MusIc-Th" Song Of the Viking
flaming.
Italia. ltRliu, Bclovcd-Donzetti
MarCatO chorus.
Address The Unoccupied Time OF
American Girls and Boys. II.
Francis. superintendent OF schools.
Columbus. o.
leading sclccted-Miss Mamie
Lowe.
Address vIsualization in Educa-
ton Hllustrated)-J. F. Marsh.
Charleston.
High School Section.
II. l.. Bonner. chairman.
Thursday, June 10. { :3O-I:3O y. IN.
High school. hOys' study -.
Topic: The Theory OF Motivation
VIII n pupil accomplish more work
II he has n motive In doing 1t than
he will II it is required? Why.
+. Shrevc. Fairmont. twenty min
utes.)
Vocational guidance as a motiva-
ting factor in tho high school work
E II. Kanbenshuc. Clay. Twenty
minutes.l
Discussiou-L. l.. Friend. Charles.
ton. Fifteen minutes.D
What other motives may out.
weigh the world work motive in the
high school pupil? II. ". PigGOt.
PnrkersburG. CTwcnty minutcs.)
How shall we get boys and girls
to feel the need OF preparing for
some vocation }. II. Patterson.
Redwood. Twenty minutes.O
How shall We change our program
Of studies in order that II may make
direct contribution TO needs Of tn"
different vOCatiOns?- p. T.. King.
Sistersyillc CTwcnty minutcs.D
Dlscussion-J. u. Carlson. Middle
bourne. CTcn minutes.)
Friday. June 10. I:3O Ia 2:3O p. M.
High school. boys study hall.
IOpl'. our II'H'hl NO'hlluHhl
Work.
What effect docs tho teachers
training course In high schools have
In securing more effective school
work H l.. White. Spencer. Off
teen minutos)
DisCussioH-J. II. Hickman. SUIT
ton.
DO our commercial courses sccur
more cifrctiv" school work than
could be secured without theme
Harry +. OdTcrs. Petersburg. off
teen minutos.)
DiscusRion-J. G. Graham. Hunt
IuEtOn. ten minutcs.l
Normal school Section.
l.. II. Hill. chairman.
Thursday. June -. :30-i-3O r. III.
High school. 900.
General topic: Lifc-Career Mo
tive in Education.
The appeal Of the teaching pro
fession-S. O Bond.
Discussion-W. II. Whyt.
The states investment in Normal
sChools-O. I. Woodlcy.
Discussions. r Borgess..
Comparat/" progress Of the Nor
tllhl N'llb'l ~ AN'lllH NNil' III NNlAb'A
John G.. Shaw.
Dlscussion-E. C. R]ohrbouEh.
Friday. June rs. I:3O-2:3O p. IN.
High school. room 300.
Admission requirements to Nor
NAL schools-E L. Lively.
Discussion-T. G Miller.
Business meeting.
County Superintendent Section.
II. W. Mcdowell. chairman.
High school. Room 2l0.
Custom and the curriculum l. W.
Hill. cx-statc superintendent OF Ala
bama.
Rural school ,dcas-J. +. Marsh.
Charleston.
3:3O y. III.
How many county superintcnd"nts
and the county agent cooperate
Carl $. Lawson.
Discussion led hy O j. Rife.
Effect OF boys corn clchs On tho
school work II p. II RardIn.
DiscuEsiOn-Led by G. II Hartley
Effect Of girls canning clubs on
the school work p. L. Taught.
DisCussion-Lcd by Sadie X. Gusc.
man.
Friday. June 10. I:3u-i:3 3 =. III.
High school. room 2l".
The superintendent responsible
ity with reference to voca'ions in his
county-R. Is. Cokcly.
DisCussion-Lcd by II. +. Graves.
Emphasis on lifc-work motive
will have what effec, upon subjects
taught" Troy y. Wilmoth.
DisCussion-Lcd nv ". +. Rogers