The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-07

ilt ting Program Has
hen Provided for Gath
ering Of Teachers.


number Of prominent educators
h from this and adjoining states will ad-
EesS the sessions Of the Monongahela
alley Round Table association to be
y held gat Mannington Friday and Sat.
& ND February II and Is. Among
tho ~ WHOSE names appear on the u,o-
nam which has Just been issued are
Il rot p. G. Landsittel, OF the Ohio
& ate university; Prof. L. L. Friend,
state supervisor Of rural schools OF
\ gharleston; Prof. ]. N. Deahl, G. H.
3aFtley and Or. Aaron Arkin, Of the
81 Vast Virginia university; Prot. Wal.
Ice Fleming, Of the West Virginia
i Wesleyan seminary; President OF the
atrmont State Normal Schools JOS
Sph Roster and Prof. Walter Barnes,
lead of the English department Of the
Normal, and City Superintendent OF
cIiools Otis G. Wilson. A large mum.
her Of local educators are planning
% attend the sessions which will be
\. llSld III the auditorium Of the school
tiuildine.
Il The first session will be held friday
morning at 1915 in. the school audi
lprtum and phases Of the subject, How
nay We do the required work in the
hOrtened year, will be discussed by
sitya Superintendent OF Schools Otis
A Wilson, who will take the grade
SclloOl view, and DR.. j. N. Deahl, OF III :
university, who will discuss the sub.
4 net from the high schoo; standpoint.
b tfot. n. G. Landsittel. Of the Ohio
II late university, will address this SEES.
SION On the subject, Teaching How 70
study
superintendent J. A jackson WI!
seCildWct the Friday afternoon session
ginning at 1880 o'clock and the fol-
II lowing discussions will be had. Su-
) t,erintendent Burns, of Grafton, will
tRlk on the subject What Can Super
ti,tendents and High school principals
20 to assist mature teachers in econo-
\ MIXING time in making better prepera-
! ton Tor their profession? Miss Clara
Eishpaugh, Of Warrington, will talk
oR Phases Of teaching English. I'M
y fli1ence Of the New School will be
lascussed at this session by Prof
4 andsittl,.
The High school section Of the
bound Table will meet on Friday at
y III q. and will be conducted by Prof.
Colebank, principal of the Fair
llOlit u " b scEncl. Subjects to be dis.
ssed at this session will be The
bility Of doing full years work
N the time allotted this year and can
the same thing be done next year,
hat shall be added to the course
& next year and what has been gained
6is year to aid in the work next year:
Are your Economies effected by Sc
ton Of subject matter, Teaching.
- sdssf usefo Of text books, lesson prep
ration, etc.
The rural school section will also
Z 81 conducted at three o'clock on Fri.
day afternoon in charge of County
suAefi iitepdent w. E. Michael. G H.
5Aftls ley, assistant director agricultural
Z efament station at state university.
,sili address the rural teachers on the
tbject spoing the Things Most
Z Worth While.
PROT Walter Barnes, Of the Fair
mont State Normal school, will talk
% the intermediate grade teachers
an the subject How to Make School
Stun Life STUFF, while Miss Higley.
Clark burg, will talk to the primary
feanhers on various subjects effect
ing these grades.
On Friday evening in the auditor
isim an interesting session will be con-
: Quoted BY Supe rintend lent r. G.. Smith.
Of M1rsantown. Various phases Of
tie new school cole now before the