Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-04-13
ANNOUNCE PROGRAM.
FOR ROUND TABLE.
SESSIONS OPEN THURSDAY
EVENING, CLOSE SATURDAY
MORNING.

n High School.
\ Thursday, p. M.
H Music
Il Prayer.
Address of Webome-Dr. W. E
\ Minghini.
4 Responsibilities. C. Miller, Shep-
/ LerdstOwn, w. Va.
\ Patriotic Song.
\ Address-Democracy and the Lib
4 erty Loan-Mfss Jeanette Rankin
/ Representative in Congress from
Il Montana.
i Friday, 10 A. NJ.
/ General Topic--The Problem Of
/ Illiteracy.
II Music
\ Statement of the Problem-Prof
A. D. Kenamond, Shepherdstown, w
Va
West Virginia's Needs, Special
/ Reference to Eastern Section-Super-
intendent ]. H. Rohrabaugh, Berke.
ley Springs.
Marylands Needs, Special Refer
ence to the Western Section-Super
| intendent E. F. Webb, Cumberland
/ General Round Table. Topic-Best
| Methods of Eliminating Illiteracy
/ Among Adults. Cd Night Schools
l (2) Individual Tutoring versus Class
Il Instruction. CD The Cost of an II
/ literate versus The Cost of Teaching
II Him.
II l. A. M.-Enrollment
n Address-Mr. Harrie r. Bonner
/ Bureau of Education, Washington,
II D. C.
Il 1870 p. M.
Il Business Session.
II Music
h Detectives and Their Treatment.
Superintendent w. H. s. White, Pied
mont, w. Va.
II Retarded Children-Principal Geo.
Il A. Sites, Clear Spring, Md
Il Compulsory Attendance-(a) In
II Rural Superintendent II.
F. Grove, Petersburg, w. Va. (b) In
II Superintendent Chas. E. Dry
Il den, Hagerstown, Md.
Il General Round Table. Topic-The
Il Larger Aspects of Illiteracy. %
Il Need for Vocational Guidance (2)
L Duties of Home4Making. CD Duties
|. of Citizenship. (D American Liter
/. allure as a Factor in Developing
i Aemrican Citizenship. 60 What to
Il Do With Leisure.
Il Address-Hon. NJ. P. Shawkey
State Superintendent of Schools
Il Charleston, w. Va
,Vice-Moderator Chas. e. Dryden
Il presiding.
|. Music
/ Addresg-Dean G. r. Jones, Nor
gantown, w. Va.
II Music.
Il Address Subject, The Machinery
Of a Good Rural System, State Super
Il intendent M P. Shawkey, Charles
ton, w. Va.
Il Saturday, 9 A. M.
Il General Topic-The Rural School
and its Poblems.
4 Music.
1 How Far May Teachers Ethically
/ and Properly Organize for Better
II Salaries and Equipment a-Superin-
II tendent J. C. Sanders, Keyser, w
II Va.
II Rural School Work as Seen by the
II Normal School acknowledgements
II tive of Frostburg State Normal
II Representative of Shepherd College
II State Normal School
n General Round Table. Suggestive
III TOPICS The academic and PROBES
II sional preparation of rural teachers.
II 2 How to keep good teachers. 3
III What should be the relative wages
II Of the rural teacher and the urban
II teacher, A What is a complete prac-
HI teal equipment for a rural school?
Il 5 Is consolidation practical? The
H effect of a Junior High School Plan
HI on rural schools. Z How does the
II supervision of rural and urban
II schools differ? s What Is the atti'
II tude of the rural school teacher to-
III ward. supervision? 9 discipline In
II the rural school versus discipline in
ii the city school. 10 Play factor in
child development IL the p1lace Oh
IL storytelling in the rural school. Il
/, The rural school teacher superyi
sor Of study. 10 How may success
II full instruction in art and music be
III secured? IA The rural teacher q
II community leader
II Partial list of the "FourMinute'
III speakers who will introduce some o.
III tba mora important topics: Mis-.