Salt Lake Tribune | 1915-09-05 | Page 7 | Teachers to Meet in Annual Institute

TEACHERS TO MEET III ill INSTITUTE Alpine School District Instructors In-structors Will Gather in American Fork. Special to The Tribune. A MERTi'AX FORK, Sept. 4. The animal teachers' institute of the Alpine Al-pine school district, will be held in this city in the high school building three! days next week, opening Tuesday. Following Fol-lowing is the outline of the general sea-sions: sea-sions: Tuesday, 10 a. m. 1, roll call; 2, music; : " Adaptation of Kural Schools to N'eedn of I miinm-nity miinm-nity Life.'' !iV Henry Peterson, prt-nci-pal of Jordan high school: ''Bringing the Sciiuuls re the People of the Com innnitv," bv Milton Bcnnion, dean of education of the U. of U. Wednesday, 9 a. m. 1, music; 8, "Consolidation of Schools Recent Developments and Future Fu-ture Possibilities, ' ' by- Orson Ryan, supervisor su-pervisor of Jordan district schools. J, "The Boy, the Book, the .Man," bv Dr. George H. Brimhall of the B. V. TJ.J 4, "Problems of a school Board Member," by E. ,1. Clayson, president of Alpine school board; 6, "Student Life at Harvard." by Hamilton Gardner Gard-ner of Lehi. Thursday. 10 a. m. 1. music; 2, "Waste in Education." Professor G. X. Child, supervisor grammar gram-mar grades. Salt Lake; 3, "Modern Aspects As-pects of Moral Education,'' Dr. E. G. Gowans, stato superintendent of public instruction; 4 "The Place of Plav in Schemes of Physical Training,'' E. L. Roberts of the 'B. Y. U. Tuesday, 2 p. m. Elementary school section 1, ''The Certification of Teachers," Milton Bennion, dean of the school of education of the V. of L'.; 2, "Literature "Litera-ture in the Grades." Clara Mav Koch. Lehi ; 3, ' 1 The Value of Elementary School Orchestras, ' ' A. R. Overlade, Pleasant Grove high school. Wednesday, 2 p. m. 1, ' ' Kducatioual Value of Supervised Super-vised Playgrounds," Orson Ryan, supervisor su-pervisor of Jordan district scnools; 2, ''Teachers as Councillors vs. Teachers as Gossips, ' 1 Paul Miner, Lehi high school; 3, "Teachers' examinations; Have Thev Outlived Their Usefulness?" Useful-ness?" C. V. Whitaker, American Fork high school; 4. the Montessori system. Thursday, 2 p. m. 1, "The Teaching of Essentials, " G. N, Child, Salt Lake; 2, "How Boys and Girls Respond to Club Work," Junius Banks, Lehi high school; 3, "The Outlook for Art in Alpine District, Dis-trict, ' ' R. Gardner, supervisor of art. Tuesday, 2 p. m. High school section 1, "The High School of the Future." Henry Peterson, West Jordan; 2, "The Extra Activities of the High School,-' J. H. Walker Pleasant Grove, Earl Holmstead American Fork, Heber Bennion Ben-nion Lehi, and W. Karl Hopkins, district dis-trict superintendent. Wednesday, 2 p. m. 1, "High School Efficiency and What It Means to a Community. " G. H. Brimhall, B. Y. U.; 2, "Vocational Aspect As-pect of Home Economics," Efl'ie War-nickj War-nickj Pleasant Grove; 3; "The Possibilities Possi-bilities of the High School Library," E. A. Morgan, American Fork high school. Thursday, 2 p. m. 1. Address, Dr. E. G. Gowans; 2, "Phvsical Training Essential," E. L. Roberts, B. V. U.; 3, "Round Table," C. W. Whitaker, American Fork high school.