The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-09
TEACHERS ID MEET
 TODAY AT THE HIGH
 SCHOOL BUILDING
Many Noted Educators Are Included on Programme for Week-TwO Ses-
 si0ns Held Daily

l CAOAto 4lNAu DdIIy The Jefferson County Teachers In- | stitute will open this morning at g 1 o'clock at the temporary High school building on Avenue r and Twentieth street, near the Hil1man hospital. Two sessions will be held daily and an in- structive programme has been ar- ranged. The speakers will include: | Spright Dowell, state superintendent of education. H. J. Willingham of the Florence Normal school; Dr. J. H. Phil lips, superintendent of the Birming- ham city schools, and pr. c. B. Glenn, assistant superintendent of city schools, Robert Mangun of Montsom- cry, Crawford Johnson and others. Announcement is made that teachers of high school subjects will meet at Ills o'clock each day in Room 22B. for conference work under the leader ship of Principal c. c. Moseley.
 The daily programme follows: MONDAY:
 9:00-Roll call, Room 2.
 9:15-Assembly.
 1O:15-"The High Schools and the War" Dr. J. H. Phillips.
 11I5--"Boys' Working Reserve" Ze- bulon Judd.
 11:45-"Thrift Through War Saw ings,' Crawford Johnson.
 12:15-Lunch and recess
 1:15-"General Science in First Year of High School" E. s. McGlathery.
 1:45-"The Growing Demand for Spanish" E. r. Gochenour.
 2:15-Departmen conference.
 3;15-Adjournment.
 TUESDAY
 9:00-Roll call, Room 2.~
 9:15-Assemb1y.
 10:15-'Unifying High School Work in the County" Supt. N. R. Baker
 11:00-"Iealth Conditions in AlaI bama as Revealed by Medical Exafl,i- nation of Enlisted Men, w. c. Blas- ingame
 X 11:45-"vocationa1 Guidance" c. c. Moseley.
 12:15-Lunch and recess.
 1:15-"Commercial Courses and tte War;" Miss Laura c. .Spalding.
 1:45-"A Plan for Supervised Study of Mathematics,' J. s. Counselman. ] 2:15-Department conferences. S:15-Adjournment. |. WEDNESDAY:
 9:o0-Roll call, Room g.
 9:15-Assemb1y r 10.15-"The Need of Some Tests Among Alabama High School Pupils" Prof. J. s. Thomas.
 11:1a-"Present-Day Civics," pr. C. B. Glenn 12:15-Lunch and recess 1:15-"Ideals of American Demoe racy," D. c. Chase. Discussion, J. A. Allen. 2:15-Department conference :15-Adjournment. THURSDAY: 9:00-Roll call, Room 2 9:15-Assemb1y. 10:15-"Some Problems Relating to ! the Reorganization of High Schools" !" R. D. Tidwell. 11:15-"Some Problems of Discipline | in High School.' F. F. Smith 11:45--"The English Language as a Unifying Force in Our National Life" Miss Claudia Crumpton. 1215-Lunch and recess. 1:15-'"Physical Education in the I Present Emergency" H. L. Thomas 1:45-"Some Phoblems of First Year High School Pupils" c. J. Co., ] ing.
 | 2:15-Department conference. 3:15-Adjournment FRIDAY: I 9:00-Roll call, Room 2. S'lo- VOcatlonaI Educat1on in the | Schools,H J. O. Steendahl. | 10:15-"Junior Red Cross Work" Miss May Hansis. | 10:45-"Junior Four Minute Men" Miss Marguerite Weaver. l 11:45-Conference of individual schools. 12:10-Adiournment. | COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS ! MONDAY: 1:15-"The Best Method of Teaching History" Miss Maude Forbes 2;15-"The Best Method of Teaching Plane Geometry" Supt. L. L. vann. | TUESDAY: l 1;15-"Some Reasons for Deficient ! Spelling and How They May be Reme- died" Principal c. c. Moseley 2:15-General discussion of Stand ardization of Junior High Schools" (a) Course of Study" f(b) "High School Records" WEDNESDAY: 1:15-"The Development of Patriot 1 ism in the High School" Supt. E. B. Erwin.
 2:15-"Athletics in High School" J. R. Clements. :, THURSDAY: y:15-"A Minimum Equipment for Tefehing Science in Junior Hish | SShools and How the Manual Train ing Department May Help to Secure It." J. M. Harris. 2:15-"How and Why Raise a Pig E. A Haypia o'f