Seventy-sixth Annual Meeting OF THE American Institute of Instruction NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT PROCEEDINGS, CONSTITUTION LIST OF ACTIVE MEMBERS AND ADDRESSES Published by order of the Board of Directors BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 1906 EXECUTIVE OFFICERS. President. WALTER E. RANGER, Secretary. WM. C. CRAWFORD, 596 Cambridge Street, Allston District, Boston, Mass. Assistant Secretary. PAYSON SMITH, Auburn, Me. Treasurer. ALVIN F. PEASE, 3 Kneeland Street, Malden, Mass. Assistant Treasurer. NATHAN L. BISHOP, Norwich, Conn, Seventy-sixth Annual Meeting OF THE American Institute of Instruction NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT GENERAL SESSIONS Monday Evening, July 9.-Woolsey Hall Brief Organ Recital. 8 to 10 Prof. H. B. Jepson, Yale University Organist Prayer. Rev. William W. McLane, D. D. Address in Response. Dr. A. E. Winship, Editor Journal of "The Teaching of Commercial Geography." Albert G. Keller, Assistant Professor of the Science of Society, Yale University. 66 Disciplinary Values of Education." Frederick W. Hamilton, President Tufts College. 158781 Accompanist, Miss Clara Louise Jepson "Educating the People for International Arbitration." Wm. H. P. Faunce, President of Brown University. "Some Recent Educational Developments in England." Kate Stevens, Teachers' Training College, London. Henry T. "The Arts and Crafts in the Public Schools." Bailey, Editor "The School Arts Book", and formerly State Supervisor of Drawing for Massachusetts. Wednesday Morning, July 11.-Woolsey Hall 9 to 10.30 One Thousand Children from the New Haven Public Schools, under the direction of Supervisor Benjamin Jepson. Three Part Song. The Star-Spangled Banner Exercises in Dictation.... Austrian Hymn To be sung at sight German Hymn To be sung at sight To be sung at sight With semi-chorus of boys By the entire chorus Patriotic School Song-Air, " Onward, Christian Soldier." NOTE. The songs for sight reading were written for the occasion by Dr. Horatio Parker, of Yale University. They had never before been heard or seen by the children. The same may be said in reference to the exercises in dictation. "The Individual versus the Class." George C. Chase, PresiIdent of Bates College. "The Need for Public Trade Schools." President of Trinity College. Flavel S. Luther, Wednesday Afternoon.-Woolsey Hall 4.30 o'clock Organ Recital. Benjamin Jepson, Supervisor of Music in the Public Schools of New Haven. "On the Trail of the Troublesome Boy." Carroll G. Pearce, Superintendent of Schools, Milwaukee. "What Service Does the Public Require of the Public's Schools for the Public's Children? His Excellency, the Honorable George H. Utter, Governor of Rhode Island. A pleasant feature of the evening was the introduction, by President Ranger, of three of the most prominent members of the Institute George A. Walton, whose first meeting was in 1846; William A. Mowry, whose first meeting was in 1851, and David N. Camp, the senior of both in years. As each was presented, the audience rose. Each made a brief and happy response to this recognition. Thursday Morning, July 12.-Woolsey Hall Baritone Solo 9 to 10.30 General Subject:-City School Problems. "The Problem of Rights at School." Superintendent of Schools, Providence. William E. Morgan Miss Mollie Stanford Miss Leola Lucey Walter H. Small, Frank H. Beede, "The Problem of the Incorrigible Boy." Superintendent of Schools, New Haven. "The Problem of the Backward Pupil." Andrew W. Edson, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, New York City. |