The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-04-13


The teacher Of hygiene must bear in
mind that it is not essential that a
great deal about anatomy and physiol-
ogy be taught, but enough to supply the
necessary basis for the study Of hy-
giene. W. .aE
HISTORY 81" H
american History-1492 to Date WI
Z Perry & Price-Books l and II are
both covered and special attention Is
given to the sections at the end Of each
chapter marked for careful study.
Hawaiian History
Cor full particulars see Teachers
Manual.) o.. s....,
Life of Kamebameha 1.
Life of Kamehameha II.
Life of Kamehameba III. ....
Arrival of the First Hawaiiaus. The
story of Hawaii-lOa. A legend.)
Early Spanish Arrivals.
Captains Cook and Vancouver. '-a.
History of Reciprocity. .5.. o.
Becoming a Territory. ~ w."
Our Governors and Current Events.
Composition e.F
e Composition and Grammar are closely
interviewer with the literature and his
tory. Grammar is emphasized to give
the student the technique of good ex.
preston. Ability in correct compost
tion is sought in this course and stu.
dents are taught to understand that all
this work must be emphasized.
Arithmetic ..., "
Special emphasis is placed on methods
Of Teaching Arithmetic. Eliminated ma
terial in arithmetic as found in the
Course Of Study is not taken up. The
work is so presented that students are
expected TO learn that to teach the chill
dren that accuracy and ability 10 reason
clearly in the process of arithmetic
likely to come within the range of the
ordinary citizen 3 experience, are essen
tial. The work in arithmetic is con
fined to the fundamental operations al
follows: .. I.%.....,...
p Addition, subtraction, multiplication
and division; common and decimal frac
tions; the practical denominate mum
bers; mensuration; percentage, with 1T
applications; interest, insurance, prof
and loss, discount, within the range Of
the ordinary citizen experience; al
elementary study of ratio and proper
lion and square root. Impossible and
improbable problems are eliminated
Literature ...E
The work in literature is according
TO the Course of Study. At least two o.
the subjects required for the next sehoo
year after the summer session will b,
studied. The literature for the schoo
year 1918 is as follows:
First Term ...
The Man without Country.
Second Term
Life of Lincoln,
Th'rd Term
Paul Revere's Ride. .'@
Vocational Education
Both theory and practise is offered il
this work, although the examination il
this subject is theoretical. The men ar
expected to have q thorough knowledg
of the work offered in agriculture an,
shop work, while the same is expecte'
of The women in agriculture and house
hold arts. -.
GRAMMAR GRADE oBRTIFIcATl
COURSE 2. ~ s'.a....s -
Geography .Ef
Emphasis is placed on the commercial
and industrial geography of the wOrl
and special emphasis on Hawaiian Geog
raphy. Position, physical features
commerce, industries and government
are emphasized. -, .
Drawing ....
Advanced work Of the primary grad
course is given with the aim of develop
ing ability to illustrate stories of tn
Course Of Study, and model land form
for the teaching of geography. a .
Geometry m. go. ~.
The work covers the first four book
of plane geometry. .'
Students should be able to describ
and Illustrate: horizontal, vertica
parallel and perpendicular lines
straight, broken and curved lines.
Rt., acute, obtuse, st. angles; vertiea
adj, comp, sup, angles; also combini
tions of the foregoing, such as conn
horizontal adj. angles; comp. angle
not adj; adj, angles, not comp; sup
| adj. angles; sup. angles not adj. ct
Students should be perfectly familia
with these terms and their definitions
axiom, theorem, construction, problem
proposition, corollary, hypothesis, col
clusion, proof, plane surface, plar
fgure similar, equivalent and cOngrr
ent figures. #'.". ..,".. ....
students should bd able to form Il
converse, the opposite and the cOntr
dictoTy of any thporem. They shou
know perfectly all the symbols al
authorizations. .t.'
Algebra to ouadratics
The work covers addition, subtra
tion, brackets, braces, etc, multiple
tion, division, Especial cases in) simp
equation. problems in simple eduatio
factoring Ii. G. y, aud l.. @. M. fra
tions; reducing 70 lower terms, chan
ing to integral or mixed number, chan
ing mixed expressions to improper fra