Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-11


warn State TEACHERS Association will he
held in convention headquarters, the
fiHigh School. at Dover, this evening
and tomorrow and Saturday forenoon,
of this week. The subject, "Problems OF
S,hool Administration, will be thorough
ly discussed from every angle IN addresses
" bv competent and well-kpown speakers,
NJ this meeting.
Th., exercises this evening viii
he opsncd Mt 80 O'Clock 10y an adj
,ess on "How to Correct School Work
More Closely With the Affairs of ldte, by
Prof. W. 4. Wilkinson, business aominis-
traitor of Delaware College This subject
will also be discussed after the address,
nv Wilbur II. Jump, school superintend-
ont of New Castle county. Miss Mary
r. Rich of the Woman's College, Newark,
will discuss the topic How May Della
ware Secure a Sufficient Number OF
Qualified Teachers State Commissioners
of Education A. r. Spaid will talk on
"The Future Plan of the National Edu-
ca,ional Association, which address VIII
be followed by the subject Making lhie
Attractive and Worth While for leach
ers,' presented by Jennie X. Bear, state
supervisor of Home Economies.
AZ the morning session tomorrow. reg
s,ration and assignments Will take place
an the t1lgn sNtnbcl liOui F-to o'-'A'
o'clock. and M remainder of the exercise
will he held in the Peoples Church on
Bradford street After the aunour ceineiIs
Dr. II. V. Holloway of kent county VIII
talk on The Ethics of Our Profession,
which will be followed by an address on
The Public Schools as an Agent Tor
Social Service by DR.. George ;. Counts
of Yale University.
\ round table Of addresses Will take
place NJ the afternoou session III the ii'Sh
school tomorrow startii g ~ 40 o CLOCK.
The FIRST Of these will b, Health Problems
IN cur schools by X. ;. Shilling OF
Milford. which will tc further gone into
nv DR.. G.. :. Osincup, who will discuss the
health plan for the State Of Delaware
AID Miss krall Y ". I. y. Secretary tor
Delaware. who will explain the reeds OF
recreation. :,
Secondary School Problems will oe
tho second subject preseuted by II. T.
Stahl of Seaford =,
Addresses ia correction With TINS WIN
be made by Dean Robinson Of the W omen
Collcgc on Vocational Guidance iof
Bows" r. W Hem OF Delaware Coiiegc,
on Vocational Guidsnce for Boys, and
W. 4. Wilkinson. on Measuring the ife-
suits of Tcaching II High Schools
Rural School Problems viii be brought
M by Blauche Pepple. supervisor SUSSEX
county. and further discussed by Edith
Van Sickle. supervisor, Kent county, on
How to Make the Rest Use Of the School
Flan, as We Now Have It?' Ira BarTes,
supervisor. New Castle county, ON Ply
,hcal Education in the Rural Schools,
aud DR.. r. c.. Bressler OF Penn State Col
lexe on "Rocreational Program for Rural
schools.
Primary Problems will be the next
topic introduced by Blanche III. Brown.
In connection with this. II. '. Holloway
will talk on Number Work: Ruby Miller
supervisor. New Castle County, on
Seat Work. and Edith Van Sickle, on
'1anGlase." !,
presented BY W. II ! erger Of Wilmington
and disguised by n +. Snavely oi New
Caetle, o. f. Mcknight OF Middletown
and j. H. Owen, \ ewark, on The Teach
ing of History in fhe Grnmmar Grades,
and n. s. Rausch of Lswes, l.. Maud
Lodge Of Dover and Manic Rohr OF
Women's Colleges on "The Teaching OF
English In the Grammar Grades
HoMs< pcoNoMcs.
The next subject Problem. OF De-
partment Of Home Economics, VIII be
brought up by Laura y. Clark, Professor
Df Homo E-GNftofiDCs. VI fpihrA "aN - /
nd discussed by Edith Baer, University I
~ P.nnsylvania. Charlotte Smith, Newark !
High School. and Florence Becker OF .
BridgeviIle High School, who VIII use a.
their toyic The .Proiected Method OF ,
Teaching Home Maxi <.
Problems pf Department of Nochtiol-
VI agriculture viii b. introduced by
!. {. Armstrong State supervise. OF i
agriculture. and further discussed ~ /!
tvo addresses. The Relation Of the Agri-
cultural Instructor TO Community Ae-
iivifi :, by R. G. 5rC ssleT. ard ''Selcc-
tion Of Lesson Units.
Problems Of School Boards viii be
presented by John Carrow. president OF
tho Board Of Educstion, Dover.
This subject will be thoroughly explain
ID in = srries Of eight addresses, on the
following topics: Means of Attracting
aud Holding Very Competent Teachers
Methods of Handling Children Who Re
SAINT Control. Transportation OF Chill
Cren 70 and from School" advantage
that nay he derived from Parent 4 eachers
As~ociation. Necessity of Adequate
Buildings and Equipment. Sanltary Cor
ditions. and Ample Fairgrounds, The
Relation between Board Of Education
and their Executive Officer (superin-
tendent or principal, Medical Inspection
and School Nurses for the Public ocnools,
@'The School Budget" and business
Methods which Should be Injected into
school Admi listration.
4 half hour Of recreation will be held
from $50 until 4 clock. after which
exercises viii be held 10 the Peoples
Church. Dr. David Snedden of Teachers
College, New York City, will make a.
address on Toward Better Moral and
Civic Education IN All Grades. The next
feature win be vocal solo hy Mildred
Matthews of Seaford, after which DIR
George 5. Counts viii talk On The Sclea
tific Movement il Education.
From until O'Clock Friday evening
luncheon and social hour will be held in
Wesley Collegiate Institute, at which
Everett G. Johnson. Secretary OF STATE
viii be toastmaster The Little God and
Dickey" will be the title of reading l,1-
Mrs (,hristabel Brown Mack and .