Smyrna times., 1921-11-09
DELAWARE STATE TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION TO ASSEMBLE
DOVER WILL ENTERTAIN THIRD
ANNUAL EVENT NOV. 10, II, II
L. II. Carriss, of Washington; DIR.
William Burdick; Miss Florence
Bamberger and Others to Speak

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The third annual meeting of the |
Delaware State Teachers Association
will be held at Dover on November 10
to II, with headquarters in the high
school building. On Thursday even
ing 10th, committees will meet and
teachers engaged in vocational work
will organize a state association. Most
of the sessions will be held in Wesley
M. E. Church. The program as ar
ranged is:
Friday morning, November IL
Wesley Methodist Church, $50 to 10
o'clock, community singing led by
Miss Ruth Storms, Wilmington; in
vocation, the Rev. j. w. Colona, Wes-
ley M. E. Church; 10 to 1920, greet
ings extended by State Superintendent
H. V. Holloway and David A. Ward,
superintendent of schools, Whining
ton; 10.45, address; "What to Do in
Physical Education and How to Do it,"
DR.. William Burdick, State supervis-
or, physical education, Maryland, Post
Office Green-11.15 to 11.45, Leisure
Hour Stunts" Milford High School
boys under direction of w. Emmett
Andrews; physical education demon
stration by MiddletOwn school girls,
under direction of Miss Helen Strad-
ley.
Friday afternoon-1.30 to $50, gen
eral meeting Wesley Methodist
Church,; LIS, community singing led
by Miss Storms; 1.3O address, "The
Demonstration of Education" Miss
Florence Bamberger, Johns Hopkins
University; 2.30, address, Vocational
Education in Relation to General Edu-
cation" L. H. Carriss, administrative
head, Federal Board of Vocational
Education in Relation to General Edu-
cationa; $50, round table conferences,
chairman, ]. Emory Chapman, Delmar;
address, English in the High School,"
r. L. Totten, Dover; discussion led by
teachers: Literature, oral composition,
written composition; A o'clock, "Voca-
tional Guidance" L. H. Carriss, Wash
ington, D. c.; election of officers; Sec
ondary School Problems, Section b.
chairman, Warren X. Yerger, A. l..
Dupont School; "The Arm and Con-
tent of General Science, Miss Esther
Voting, Wilmington High School;
application of Psychology in Teach
ing of Physics" C. ]. Rees, Univer-
sity of Delaware; "Science Equipment
in High School," Assistant Superin-
tendent John Shilling.
Primary School Problems-Chair-
man, Mrs. Annie Snyder, Supervisor
Sussex county. "What Definite Aims
May We Realize in English?; What
Methods and Materials May We EN-
ploy?"; Miss Florence E. Bamberger
Johns Hopkins. Discussion led by
Miss Pauline Rutledge, cooperating
teacher, Newark; Miss Margory Pratt
Seaford and Mrs. Mary B. Moore, of
Greenwood. Suggestions for a Della
ware Course of Study.
Grammer Grade Problems Chamber
of House of Representatives chair
man, Miss Ellen Samworth, Whining
ton. "Silent Reading" Miss Florence
E. Bamberger, Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity; Freedom of the Teacher Within
the System" Superintendent David A.
Ward, Wilmington; Tentative Outline
of the Fundamentals of Arithmetic to
be Taught in Grammar Grades" Miss
Andasia Reynolds, Newark; Develop
ment of Class Magazine" Miss Ethel
Bonham; Evolution of a Book" Miss
Mary Cornell; Nature Study: "What
a City Child Can See and Know in a
Limited Environment" Miss Edith H
Warner.
Rural School Problems, Chairman
Miss Ina Barnes, Supervisor, New
Castle Fundamental Needs
of Rural Education" Miss Mable Car
ney, Teachers College, Columbia Uni.
versity; "The Work of the Visiting
Teacher, New Castle county; "Physi.
cal Education in Rural Schools" DR.
Burdick.
Parent-Teacher Association Meeting
High School Assembly, Chairman
Mrs. William B. Jester-song, Amer
lea the Beautiful" Dover Association
Prayer; entertainment provided by
children; recitation with tableau, Do
yer school; Charede, Dover school
' story telling, Frederick school; "Wha
= Book Week Is; What it Stands For,
, Mrs. H. T. Wright, Bridgeville; Pre-
sentation of the topic, "The Schoo
| Library"
| Problems of School Boards, Chair
| man, w. o. Hoffecker-Discussion o
| School Board problems, school medi
cal inspection, attracting and holding
| good teachers. 4.45 to $50 o'clock, ex
hibit of educational work being don
| in Delaware, $50, dinner. Grace ask
| ed by DIR. Budd, toastmaster, Josial
Marvel. Three-minute talks by Deal
| Winifred j. Robinson, Women's Col
| lege, University of Delaware; Mis-
Mary f.. Rich: Superintendent Davi