Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-26
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 I PIanks in an Educational Programme. | Thursday evening the addresses will 1 be given by Rev. Francis J. Donnelly, S.. | j. of Boston College, on Educating the | Emotions a Neglected Duty in Modern l Schools, and by Angelo Patri. principal, 1 School No. 45. New York city, on The 1 Larger Life of the School.
 i Friday morning tho speakers win be
 Mary McSkimmen, principle of the Pierce schol, BrookIine Mass, her topic being The Joy of Being Teacher; F. W. Ma l roney. state director of physical train l ing, department of public instruction, of Trenton, N. J., on Physical Education ; Philip H. Wilbour, insurance comrnis- l sioner in Rhode Island on Fire Proven ] tion in Rhode Island.
 Friday evening in Sayies hall of Brown University there win be another general session Otis E. Randall. dean of Brown University, presiding. An organ recital 1 by Mrs. Alfa L. Small will be followed by the address, The Relation Between
 School and Community, by H. B. Kulp, lecturer in social science at Brown uni
 versity.
 The high school session which will 1 meet Thursday afternoon at classical high school assembly hall with Melvin T. Helbrook, president, will have the fol loWlng programme: CaTulAal fTlnCiPles 1 in the Reorganization of Secondary Ed ucation Dr. Clarence D. Kinsiey, su- pervisor of secondary education of Mass l achusetts; Conferences and Chairmens 1 assembly hall, English, Miss Ruth Crankshaw, West Warwick high schools address, Changes in the Teaching of En- glish, suggested by the Greater Boston Conference, Percy ". Long University
 Extension department of Massachusetts oI Read, English high schols add ;ress, Ste
 nographers' Deficiencies from tho. Elm. ployer's Standpoint, Mrs. Clara I. Bin
 ming address, Forced Handwriting iron Q Bankers Viewpoint Oscar F. Sher
 man, Hospital Trust Company, Room Mathematics, Percy R, Crosby, Paw tucket high school; Room 3, Latin, Jess, L. Beers Hope street high school; ad dress, Not by Bread Alone, Dr. Samue l Valentine Cole, president of Wheaton College, Norton sMass. Room f, Moderl Languages, Donald E. Hosmer Cranstol !, high school; address. Prof Charles H Eunkins, Brown University; Room 5 Science, Henry E. Chi}ds, Technical higl
 school; address, Training of Teachers !. Otis W. Caldwell, director of Lincoll
 school, New York city; address, Demon l stration of Applied Problems in Physics l William Wyman, Technical high. schoo ' Providence.
 Friday afternoon the speaker at tn : high school session will be Col H. An
 thony Dyer who will tell How to See . The grammar school section will mee , on Thursday afternoon at Infantry ha I with President Robert K. Bennett pre- . siding. An address on Teaching Amer D can Citizenship, Miss Fltta V Leighton , { civic secretary of the National Securit ', League, New York, will be followed b i, How to Teach Reading in the Uppe n t;ra1es, Miss Emma M. Belenius, authc
 tf the Bolenius Readers, Lancaster P
 Friday afternon the speakers will 1 c Rev. Leon smith, professor of histor T. State Normal school North Adam /, Mass, who will give Vitalzing the Hi F tory Recitation and John F. Seully, S, perintendent Of schools Brockton, Mas who will speak or The Socialized Schot sa The primary and kindergarten sectio ,b which will meet in Technical high scho ,d or Thursday faterroon and Friday afte .i noon. under the direction of Lima c- Bates president. will include in it's pr yA gramne Q talk by Clara E. Craig, dire TO tor of training. Rhode Island College he Education, on Sincerity in the Educati hn of Little Children and The Place of { nj Individual in Education by Payson Sm a. of Massachusetts. Friday afternon N o4 dred Starrett Singnons head of music d. 1artment, Rhoe Island College of Edu rd ton, wiH talk on Music Appreciate of Mabel c. Bragg, assistant superintead ev- o9 schools in Newton. Mass. will tt
 Health Habits for her subject and .., Stephen s. Colv!n. director of edpcat u at Brown university will speak on s' telIigence Tests for Young Children S a1 The village and rural school sect lan of r,d,,o.+;or m ,rt',r.d. I2ti -. .st- afternoon in charge of S. Hussey Re on on president. the following programme e., be given:
 @ ,@los Address, Educational Progress in @ .n-' Next Decade. Dr. Albert F. Wiusl o"' editor Journal of Education, Boston a dress, Practical Suggestion for