The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-12-27
FLORIDA TEACHERS
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Social Library and Reading Courses
Rowena Longmire, State Col
lege for Women.
Address, Educational Ideals-Dr. M.
l.. Britain, state. superintendent of
education, Georgia.
Trombone solo-Mr. B. Vance.
Lecture-Dr. M. P. Shawkey.
Friday, 1:30 p. m.-Secional Meetings
High school departmental Principal
E. L. Robinson, Tampa; high school
auditorium.
Rural school section-Prof. Shelton
Philips, Williston; Owens rural
school.
Sectional Meetings-2:30 p. m.
Classical section-Dr. Josiah B.
Game, Tallahassee; high school study
hall.
History section-Prof. Arthur Will
Gams, Tallahassee; history room.
Primary and UNDERGRADUATE Miss
Kate Colyer, Miami; teacher training
lecture room.
Business teachers section-Mr. W.
E. Keen, West Palm Beach; mathe-
mates room.
Rural SectiOn-1:30 p. m.
The rural school section will hold
their annual session in the auditorium
of the Owens school, a two-teacher
school, six miles from Arcadia. This
school is built, equipped and organic
ed to meet approximately the best
ideals in modern education.
The chief purpose of the committee
in selecting this school for the meet
ing of the rural school section is to
give the leaders of the meeting local
materials with which they may work
out program for the organization of
the rural community, with the school
as the central and directing agency.
School architecture, ventilation,
lighting, daily schedules, domestic
science, manual training, school gar
dening, play ground activities, club or
CARNATIONS, social activities, etc., will
be discussed in an environment which
has been specially designed to present
these subjects concretely. Teachers
will be given an opportunity to OBJ
serve modern rural school plant
operated under the supervision of DIR.
]. L. McBrien, DIR. M. P. Shawkey, DIR.
NJ. L. Britain, Prof. Shelton Phillips,
Miss Agnes Ellen Harris and Miss
Inez McGaugh.
The Arcadia Commercial Club and
the DeSoto County High School Com
mercial League will furnish automo-
biles free to transport the members
OF the association to the Owens school.
Classical Section-2:3O p. NJ, High
School Study Hall
General discussion on the following
subjects: 1. The Exact Work the
Latin Teacher Must Do. 2. Cooper
ate with the Other Departments. 8.
The ACCESSIBILITY of Consolidating the
Classical Section with the High School
Section of the Florida Educational
Association.
Leaders for the various discussions
will be assigned later.
Primary and kindergarten Section,
2:3O p. NJ, Teacher Training
Room
State Association History-Miss M
K. Somerville.
Why the Kindergarten and Primary
Teachers Should Know What Each is
Doing-President of the State Kin
dergarten Association.
Little Citizens in the Making Miss
Merle Perry.
Story Telling and Dramatizatior
in the Kindergarten and Primary
Grades-Miss Frances Chambers.
Private and Collegiate Kindergar.
tens-Miss Mabel Wheeler.
Jacksonville kindergarten Club
Miss L. Warmer.
Reports from the kindergarten
throughout the state.
Defamation Contest, 1880 P. M.
Defamation contest by representa-
tives from the Florida high schools
Two medals will be awarded. Prin
cipals must send names of their rep
resentatives not later than December
%. Each high school will be allowed
to enter only one boy and one girl.
Jas. O. Buckley,
Chairman Executive Committee Flor
ida Educational Association