Friday Morning, July 2, 10 o'clock.
1. Progress of Manual Training.—DR. HENRY M. LEIPZIGER, Supervisor of Free Lectures, New York City.
2. The Artist Artisan.—MR. JAMES HALL, Director of Drawing, Springfield, Mass.
3. Manual Training and Mental Habits.—DR. FREDERICK MONTESSORI, Ethical Culture School, New York City.
4. The Training of the Sewing Teacher.—MRS. MARY D. WOOLMAN, Horace Mann School, Teachers' College.
5. A Successful Experiment.—MR. WM. W. LOCKE, New York City Truant School.
HERBERTIAN SECTION.
Thursday Morning, July 1, 11 o'clock.
DR. F. M. MCMURRAY, Buffalo School of Pedagogy, Chairman.
Subject: Means of Arousing the Imagination.
Discussions of printed theses presented by MYRON T. SCUDDER, Albany.
Friday Morning, July 2, 10 o'clock.
Subject: Development of the Creative Power.
Discussions of printed theses presented by J. F. REIGART, Teachers' College, New York City.
NATURE STUDY SECTION.
Thursday Morning, July 1, 11 o'clock.
GUSTAVE STRAUBENMULLER, Assistant Superintendent, New York, Chairman.
Discussions: Botany, Mineralogy, etc.—JONATHAN D. HYATT, G. S. 85, New York; MARIE L. SANIAL, P. D. 90, New York; JOHN DOTY, M. D. 103, New York; KILMA A. JOHNSON, F. D. 20, New York.
Friday Morning, July 2, 10 o'clock.
Discussions: Botany, etc.—W. H. J. SIEBERG, G. S. 43, New York; LYMAN H. HOYSRADT, G. S. 63, New York; ELIZABETH A. JACOBS, P. S. 17, New York.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL SECTION.
Thursday Morning, July 1, 11 o'clock.
Friday Morning, July 2, 10 o'clock.
JAMES M. EDELL, G. S. 101, Brooklyn, Chairman.
DR. S. H. WHITE, G. S. 94, New York, Secretary.
Details of this programme will be published in time for the meeting.
CHILD STUDY SECTION.
Thursday Morning, July 1, 11 o'clock.
Superintendent GEORGE GRIFFITH, Utica, Chairman.
PROF. M. V. O'SHEA, Buffalo, Secretary.
Paper—The Purposes, Methods, and Scope of Child Study.—PROF. M. V. O'SHEA, School of Pedagogy, Buffalo.
Discussion, ten minutes each: CHARLES R. SKINNER, State Superintendent; J. McKEEN CATTELL, Columbia University; D. L. BARDWELL, Cortland State Normal School; DR. ALBERT LEONARD, Binghamton.
Perfecting permanent organization, election of officers, etc.
PRIMARY SECTION.
Friday Morning, July 2, 10 o'clock.
MISS ANNA K. EGGLESTON, Special Institute Instructor, Chairman.
1. Scholarship and Professional Training for Primary Teachers.
Discussion led by PROF. A. S. DOWNING, Supervisor of Teachers' Training Classes, New York State.
2. Recent Changes in Elementary Methods of Teaching.
Discussion led by MRS. JEAN McKECHNIE ASHTON, Franklin School, Buffalo, N. Y.
3. Moral Instruction for Children.
Discussion led by MISS MARY LAING, Oswego State Normal School.
