The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-02-11
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
TO MEET HERE
Continued from PaResl)

Pendergast, Lake Itasca; 1.-The Teach.
er's Responsibility in Securing EQUIP.
ment for the Country School," C. c.
Swain, rural school commissioner.
Friday, 4 to- p. 4m.-''Language
for the Primary Pupil" Miss Har.
riette Frizelle, Bemidji, Miss Irene
Wood Wilkinson; "How to Make
Language Interesting for Intermedi.
ate Grades," Miss .Rena Stewart
Benedict Miss Ethel. Smith, Biz
Falls; 'The Conducting of OPENING
Exercises" Miss Margaret O'Donnell
Bena,a Miss Kate T. Abbott, Black.
duck; agriculture in Rural
Schools" N. w. Sawyer, Hackensack
Howard Magladry, Northome; "The
School as a Social Center" Miss An.
nette, Miller, Funkley, Miss Ernst
Jacobson, Guthrie.
Upper Grade: Section.
Supt. J. M. Snesrud, Laporte, pre-
siding.
Friday, 11:OO a. m.-Room 5. The
upper grade teachers section will
have round table discussion with
out any papers previously prepared
The general topic will be, 'Problems
Arising From Work in English in
the Upper Grades" Come to the
session ready to present your prob
lens and aid in solving problems pre-
sented by others.
High School Science.
supt: O: B. Anderson, Bagley, pre-
siding.
friday 1900 a. m.-Room q
':What and How of Physiology in
High School," Supt. O., B. Ander-
son; "Shau General Science Be Re-
quired in High School: and How
Much," Supt. w. H. Allen, Walker;
"The Benefits Students Receive in
the Study of Mathematics" Miss
Alice Austin, Bemidji; "The Relative
Status of Mathematics in the High
School Course" Supt. w e. Peik
general discussion, led by
Supt. W. P. Dyer, Bemidji.
High School English.
M. F. Helling, Pine River, pre-.
siding.
Friday, 400 p. m.-Room 2. EN-
phasis on Oral English in Glass Room
REGULATIONS, John B. y Thompson
Walker; 1.-THE Substitution of Cur
rent Literature for Some of the Class
les in High School English" Supt
M! H. Aygaru, Akeley; docs Eng.
lish Make for :Efficiency?" Miss Lii
Ian Breed, Park Rapids. The fol-
lowing topics are suggested for gen.
eral discussion of foreign language
work: (a) "Should the National
Ideals and Prejudices be Taught in
Connection with the Study of For.
eign Languages" (b) "Who Should
Study Latin?" (c) Foreign Ian.
guages and Vacations"
Manual Training Section.
A. D. Bailey, Bemidji, presiding.
Friday, 400 p. m.-Manual train.
ing room. The following topics are
suggested for general discussion: 1
"Kind and Scope of Work for Grade
Eight, Time Element" q. Equip
ment and Work in the High schoo
for a Two-Year Course, (a) Countr,
Pupils, (b) Carpentry and Forging)
Co Cement Work." Manual train
ing teachers should come prepared
to give their ideas of topics sug
gested.
High School Commercial Section.
Miss Mabel Wager, Bemidji, pre-
siding.
Friday, II a. m.-Commercia
room-The leader believes that thi
meeting can be made most helpful
by each, one coming to the confer
ence ready to give her experience ii
high school commercial work, and be
ing ready to ask for the experience
of Others in the solution of problem
similar to her own.
Towe1. Grade Ronnd Tah1e.
Miss Mabel A.. Carlson, Walker
presiding.
Friday, II a.. m.-Room 6-Dem
onstration class in, first grade read
ing Miss Katheryn Budelman,a Be
midi, Minn.s; "The Art Of Story
Telling" Miss Helen Miles, Akeley
Mimi; "Dramatization," Miss Carri
Klemesrud, Cass Lake; "Phonetics,
(a) miss Nell Dunn, Internationa
Falls; (b) ':How Long Should Phon
etics Be Taught? ?" Miss Daisy Nelson
Northome; "How to Secure Good Ar
ticulation," Katherine Wilson, Fed
eral Dam; methods in Dealing Will
Retarded Pupils" Agnes Peck, Pc
quot; Supplementary Readers fol
the Lower Grades" Miss !. Ethe
Flynn, Walker. :.--..-. ,--..--,...>.. 49,.
Friday, 4 p m.-Demonstratio1
class in second grade language
Laura WEIGH, Bemidji; "Primar.
Language Games,'' Miss Mary Ellis
Nevis; History in the Lower
Grades" first and second grades
Miss Eleanor Bohn, Walker; thirt