The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20
Chairman, Supervisor D. q. Gilbert, Kan

| Chairman, Supervisor D. G. Gilbert, Kan
| Address. ''Progressionism and Standpat-
| tism in Education w. A Brandenburg,
State Manual Training Normal, Pittsburg.
Paper, Methods of Teaching Industrial
Kansas.
Manual Courses" a. H Whitesitt, associ-
ate professor Ind. arts State Manual
Training Normal, Pittsburg.
| c. Schaeffer, state superintendent of public
instruction for Pennsylvania.
Physical Education Round Table
Thursday, November s, 2 p. m.
City auditorium.
Chairman (acting), Miss Glare Johnston,
1909 Clay, Topeka.
-'Thef Army Mans Point of View" Leon
'The Co College a'O' FONT FONT" of view E. M.
Briggs, University of Kansas
Demonstration, Military Tactics for
High School Girls" Grace Gilmore, Topeka.
Physics and Chemistry .ound Table.
Thursday, November s, ? p. m.
Lecture room Y. W. c. A.
Chairman f. f. Rooster, University of
Kansas. Lawrence.
Address, Applications of Chemistry in
Modern War" f. b. Dams, University of
Symposium. Some Desirable Changes in
the Physics and Chemistry Courses In high
For Physics. H. C. Riggs, Lawrence
high school. Open discussion
For Chemistry L. r. Mangun, Kansas
! City, Kansas, high school. Open discus
sion.
City superintendent Round Table
Thursday, November 6, 2 p. m.
Chamber of Commerce. Seventh and
Chairman, Il w. shideler, Girard, Kan
Address, The Relation of the Teacher
to the High School," w. A. Lewis, Fort
Hays Kansas Normal, Hays.
Address. 1.-THE School Recess" H. d.
Ramsey, Fort Scott.
Address, The Sphere of the City School,"
d. NJ Bowen. State Manual Training Nor
NAL, Pittsburg
General and informal discussion
High school principally Round Table.
Thursday, November s, D. M
Elks' lodge room, Seventh and Jackson
Chairman r.. r. Cook, Emporia
Address, Some Problems of Social Edu-
Columbia university.
/ Address, development of Morals Thru
Address, Relation Of the High school to
| the Social Life Of High School Studentsg'
A. }; Stout Topeka
Among High School Boys; if so Howl X.
| II. McWilliams. Salina.
General discussion and questions.
Elementary School Principals Round Table
/ Thursday November g. d m.
l. Lecture room, First NJ E. church
/ Chairman. Flo NJ. Dixon. Kansas.
Paper. Fundamentals of Supervision of
Education in the Grades" Anna Rearick,
Paper, THE socialized Recitation Ruth
Paper. "A Suggestion Program for Par
emit Teachers Meetings" Martha Chum-
! bley, Salina.
Agriculture Round Table.
Friday, November 0, d. m
| First Congregational church, Seventh
and Harrison streets.
Address. 1.-THE Teaching of Agriculture in
Rural Schools Roy HamIin, Utopia.
~, AddTess. Laboratory and Field Work
Course in High School Agriculture" Chas
! L. Quear, Kansas State Agricultural col
| Address, "Some Things That Might Be
Done to Make the Teaching of High School
Agriculture More Practical" F. p Root,
Address. Fruit Projects, Garden Projects
and Conservation Work That Might Be Done
by Agricultural Classes Albert Dickens
Kansas State Agricultural college.
4 Education Round Table
Friday, November o, p. m, Memorial Hall
Chairman. W. A. Lewis, Fort Hays Nor
rHow Much Academic Work Should Be
Involved in a Course in the Methods of
Teaching a Given Subject leader, F. j.
| Are We Making Practical Teachersz" If
Not, How May We Do So?" Leader, Lillian
Scott. Baker university.
Some of Our Perplexities as Normal
Training Teachers in the High School"
Leader. Edna f. Holsinger, RosedaIe.
The Place apd Educational Importance
of the Quiz and Exam Is Their Passing
a Loss to Education - Leader s. G. Hefei-
bower, Washburn college
The New Problems Which the Teachers
Must Attempt to Solve in the New Organ
izations Of Society and the SCHOOL, Leader,
I Normal Triplett- Kansas State Normal
What Is the Real Business Of a Profess
scr of Education in Our Institutions of
Higher Learning;" Leader, D. NJ Bowen,