Evening journal., 1921-11-01
BUSY PROGRAM
FOR TEACHERS
Noted Educators Will Ad-
dress Sessions at Dover
Next Week
PARENTS ALSO
TOHOLD MEETING
specIaI to The Evenlng Journal.


DOVER, Nov. 1.-Oficers Of the
Delaware State Teachers Associa-
ton have completed the program for
the third annual meeting to be held
here November 10. IL and IL. Dover
High school will be the convention
headquarters The teachers win
gather here Thursday evening. No
vember 10, when various committees
will meet and teachers Of the State
engaged in vocational work will or
ganize a State association. Most OF
the sessions viii be held in Wesley
NJ. r. Church. The program follows;
Friday Forenoon, November IL -
Wesley Methodist Church, 9.30-10
o'clock, community singing led by
Miss Ruth Storms. Wilmington; in
vocation. the Rev. ]. w. Colona,
Wesley NJ. e. Church; 10 to 1880,
greetings extended by State Superin-
tendent II. V. Holloway and David
A. Ward. superintendent OF schools,
Wilmington: 10.45, address: What
to DO in PhysicalEducation and How
to DO It," DR.. William Burdiclk, State
supervisor. physical education, Mary
land. Post Office Green-11.15 10
i1.45. Leisure Hour Stunts" Mil
ford High School boys under direc-
ton ofw, Emmett Andrews; physical
education demonstration by Middle
town school girls. under direction Of
Of Miss Helen Stradley.
Friday Afternoon-1.30 to $50,
general meeting CWesley Methodist
church,; LIS. community singing
led by Miss Storms; 1.SO address,
The Democratization of Education"
Miss Florence Bamberger, Johns
Hopkins University; 2.30. address,
Vocational Education in Relation
to General Education" L. II. Carriss,
administrative head Federal Board
OF Vocational Education; $50. round
table conferences. chairman, ]. EN-
ory Chipman. Delmar; ADDRESS.
English in the High School," r. L.
Totten, Dover; discussion led by
teachers; Literature. oral compost
ton. written composition; 4 o'clock,
Vocational Guidance" L. H. Car
riss, Washington. d. c.; election OF
officers: Secondary School Problems,
0OCAAOu D. Cnd4IIlAnf w tn a. or
ger. A I. dupont School; ''The Aim
and Content Of General Science, Miss
Esther Wotling. Wilmington High
School; application Of Psychology
in Teaching Of Physics" c. J. Rees,
University Of Delaware; Science
Equipment IN High Schools" Assist
ant superintendent John Shilling.
Primary School Problems-Chair-
man. Mrs. Annie Snyder, Supervisor
Sussex county. What Definite Aims
Mey We realize in English: What
Methods and Materials May We EN-
ploy7''; Miss Florence e. Bamberger,
Johns Hopkins. Discussion led by
Miss Pauline Rutiedge, cooperating
teacher. Newark; Miss Margory
Pratt. seaford and Mrs. Mary B.
Moore. Greenwood. Suggestions for a
Delaware Course OF Study.
Grammar Grade Problems
Chamber Of House Of Representa-
tfves. chairman, Miss Ellen Sam
worth, Wilmington. "Silent Read
irg,r Miss Florence e. Bamberger,
Johns Hopkins University: Tech
nique Of the Project Method" Miss
Mamie e. Rohr, Women's College,
University Of Delaware; Freedom
OF the Teacher Within the System" 8"
Superintendent David A. Word, Will
mington; Tentative Outline Of the
Fundamentals Of Arithmetic to be
Taught in Grammar Grades" Miss
Andasia Reynolds. Newark; de-
velopment of a Glass Magazine" 4"
Miss Ethel Bonham; Evolution Of a
Book" Miss Mary Cornell; Nature
Study: What a City Child Can See
and Know in a Limited Environ.
ment," Miss Edith H. Warner
Rural School Problems, Chair
man. Miss Ina Barnes. Supervisor
New Castle County-"Fundame
Needs Of Rural Education" Mis-
Mabel Carney. Teachers College
Columbia University; "The Work O
the Visiting Teacher" Miss Rutl
Jones, Visiting Teacher, New Castl
county: Physical Education 4
Rural Schools" DR.. Burdick.
Parent-Teacher Association Meet
ing. High School Assembly, Chair
man, Mrs. William b. Jester-Song
"America the Beautiful" Dover AS
sociation; Prayer; Entertainment
provided by children: Recitatio
WIKI tableau. Dover school; Char
ade. Dover school; Story telling
Frederdca school; ''What Book Wee
Is; What It Stands For" Mrs. II. I
Wright. Bridgeville; Presentation o
the topic, THE School Library"
Problems of School Boards. Chair
man, maj II. o. Hoffecker-DiscussioI
Of School Board problems. schoo
building programs. transportation