Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-17

high school, Putnam. II a. m., discus sion of proposed administrative Manual for secondary schools. Leader, Jesse B. Davis, director of secondary education state board of education. p. m., dis cussion of proposed uniform record card for high schools. leader. F. s. Hitchcock. principal Vocational High sebool New London. English section. room [. first floor. Chairman, Abbie H. Keith. high school. Putnam. D. m., Better Results in Oral English, Louise W. Danielson., high school, Killingiy.
 Latin. section. room 3, first floor. Chairman, Frank s. Bunneil. Norwich Free Academy. Il a. m., Subject to vs announced).
 French section, room 3. first floor. Chairman Ernest R. Warren, high
 school. Killingly. 2 p. m. Csubject to be
 announced).
 Mathematics section. room. g. first
 floor. Chairman. Florence R. Rhodes. Windham High school Il a. m., Meth W. Hewitt, Windham High school.
 Science section, room g. second floor.
 Chairman. R. H. Reyes. Tourtellotte
 High school, Thompson. p. m.. Prac-
 tical Methods Of Teaching Physics. R. H. Reyes, TourteIlotte High school
 History section, room [. first floor. Chairman, Mrs. Charles H. Haskell
 Norwich Free Academy. Il a. m.. (sub- ject to be announced).
 Commercial section, ecience lecture room. third floor Chairman, Miss ve-
 school. p. m.. Correlation of Student
 Finances and the Bookkeeping Depa-1-
 ment, Laurence A King, Windham High
 school
 Junior high school section, Nathan Hale school, Williams street. Chairman. Fred L. Newton, principal, Nathan Hale
 school, New London. Il a. m-. Round Table Conferences, room D, first floor. The Group Method of Teaching Arith- metic. Miss Mae L. Thomas. Springfield. Discussion led by Mrs. G. L. Culver. of New London. II a. m. The Problem
 Method in Geography. room A. frs;
 floor, Miss Mary E. Dawson, Williman- ] tic. Discussion led by Miss Sylvia A.
 Keeney, New London. 2 D. m., Prob
 lems in English. room A. first floor, Miss
 Ruth May Jennings, New London. Dis cussion led by Miss A. NJ. Young. Nor wien. 2 p. m., Getting Away From the History Text Book. room D, first i5or Miss Louise R. Jeffrey. New London Discussion led by Miss Mary Canty. oi
 Norwich.
 Elementary school section. auditorium 5 Vocational High school. Chairntan , George H. Shafer. principal State Nor nal school, Willimantic. II a. m., Bet 1 ter English. Miss Harriet N. Stone . Normal school, Wilhmantic. 2 ?. m
 Practical Projects. Miss Mary Quinn . Normal school, Willimantic. Miss Mar 7 tha Reynolds, Norwich.
 v Rural school section, room Chistor = room) first floor. Vocational Hig r. school. Chairman. A. Wilson Greei n state supervising agent. wiliimantic l . a. m., Profitable Seat Work, Miss Ann 1 NJ. Fuda, state supervising agent. Mer l iden. D. m, Practical Adaptations l. Classroom Instruction to Meet New Dt h mands of Educational Theory. Miss Ro: n amond Root. State Teachers Colleg j. Kirksville, Missouri.
 h Kindergarten and primary school sec - ton, auditorium. Nathan Hale schoo
 Chairman, Susie c. Whttlesey, Norwicl s II a. m.. Imagination and Standard e Applied to the Three R's. Miss Gail Hal 2 rison, The Lincoln School New Tor y city. D. m., Project and Problem s The Minimum Essentials Of Educatio -- as Related to Project Teaching. Mis l. Louise J. Greathead. state norma n school. Willimantic- Whats the Us n Miss Jennie L. Congdon, Norwich. Tn n Possibilities of the Problem Child, Mis d Grace M. Sistare, principal of OpportI s nifty Classes, Jennings school, New LOT e don.
 k From s.5o a. m.. to 5 ?. m. kinder o garten and primary materials, books an e equipment will be exhibited in Natha e Hale school.