El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-27
INSTITUTE FOR
TEACHERS, Both
Ell Paso Educators to Dis
cUss Development Of Chill
dren of a Democracy.

How may the high school function
most efficiently in the social devel-
opment- Of the children Of a democracy
will be the subject for discussion at
the opening OF the city teachers in
stitute in science hail, high school
building Saturday morning at s
o'clock. according to Supt r. J. Tighe's
advance bulletin. D. Hull viii preside
at the discussion in which c. Kinney
and Z. Russell viii use 10 minutes
each: Mrs. L Friclzleton and Miss S.
Gilchrist five minutes each and a gen
eral discussion will be allowed 20
minutes
At o'clock James G. McNary will
deliver an address, The Thrift and
War Stamp Campaign"
Section meetings. starting at ten
o'clock viii be following.
Section Meetings Program
COLLEGE, section-History Of education, H.
c. Taylor
Reading. English section-The course Of
study in reading and English by chair
men OF committees on each subject Miss
S. Pope, chairman
Geography History section-Dlscussion
OF changes in the courses Of study. by
Misses NJ Hunter L. Thomas and others
Miss F. Hughes, chairman
Arithmetic sccuon-Discusslon or
man Of course Of study committee; Miss
L. Phillips, chairman
Third grade section-Dlscussion OF
changes in course Of study. by Misses A.
Grady. v Hunt and T. Bacon Miss X
Rice. chairman.
Second grade section-Discussion OF pro-
posed changes in course OF study, led by
Miss E Maloney, Miss n Iversou and
Miss n. Connolly Miss E. Aaloney' chair
man
First grade section-Report Of commit
tees on course Of study discussion; other
reports as directed al last meetingi Mrs-
II Russell, chairman
Physical training section-Niss n. Hem
enWay. chairman; discussion Of changes
in course OF study track meet and play
Muse section-Auss z. Doalz. chairmans
general discussion OF articles in 'Schoot
Music"
Drawing section-study OF design ana
composition Mrs J. Nee, Chairman
Writing section-Continue work on
American penman course Miss Cora Lar
son. chairman
Spanish section-siiss Louise sistermans.
chairman; memory work, Ms D. Che
nauit. r5reparation IN elementary grades
for first year high school work. Miss Ma
Demonstrate Manual Arts.
The manual arts department program 20
be furnished under W A. Burk, supervisor
Of manual arts, follows
Primary section. Miss Hanley. leader
demonstration OF problems for the months
OF April and May. Low first grade, Miss
C. Borundas high first grade Mrs J.
Dalton- low second grade, AIRS r
Fincher: high second grade. Miss D. An
dersou; low third grade 1liss l. Brown
INK: high third grade, Miss = Giddings'
low fourth grade. Miss A. Delans high
fourth grade, Miss II Strickland DIS
cussIon Of organization Of primary manual
training problems for a general exhibit
OF all OF the schools, Miss Hcep- leader
Manual training section, Miss Lyons.
leader: some standards for teachers o.
mechanical drawing N the elementary
school. Chaz- A. Kinney; 20 what extent
can practical methods used by carpenters
and cabinet makers be taught n counec-
ton with the making Of small projects
given IN the elementary school work. j.
L. Woods. progress and development OF
Industrial education in the Enlllppln9
Islands. ". NJ Fox. the value Of larger
ca binet construction for the schools as
a means o. applying the knowledge gained
from the regular work NJ CalloiL-
Domestic arts and science section. Mss
Potter Leader. some standards for teach
ers OF sewing in the elementary schools
as z ureDaration for the work In the
high school Miss B. Bailey, supple
mentary instruction relating 70 the Indus
trial methods in sewing, as means OF
enfarrfrg the pupils vision OF these trades
and instillln- a proper respect 1o- worE
IN these vacations. Miss c Glliams the
Tor extension work IN our
own community. by the teachers of CO.
nestle science and arts, Miss lie Barons
the purpose and aims OF the war 1000
school conducted b. the Collese or II
Paso. Miss Il Swift