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THE NF.nRSKAN, FRIDAY. JULY 11. 10.10. FOUK Two Articles by Koch Printed in 'School Review9 Dermrtnient Headship in Sec ondary School U th subject of two article by Dr. Marian c koch of tb department of education which were published In the "School Kevlew" of April and way The article were baaed on a questionnaire recently conducted by Dr. Kih-q to get Information on the adequacy of training of those holding dt-ptrtnienlal headship. and on the valu of such pinions. Questionnaires were sent to u pen Mend. nta .princlpala and de partment hHl. of 171 high school In lhirty-ne cltle of fiurtecn at.ttfrf. With n jciu'ially accepted cri teria for the position the result In many oases unsuitably trained persons. Dr. KKh found, Fifty uine siK-tinteiulenta who hid no department head.- In their school pave the following reasons mast frequently. Dr. Kovti said: 1. The work can be done more effectively otherwise. 2. It trnds to destroy unity of organization. The more than 100 who favored the plan gave these reasons: 1. It render real iKrvice. 2. The principal ci.nnot Miper- vise everything. Dr. Koch believe that if de partment headships are not made more effective and if more of an effort I not made to secure teach ers especially equipped for these positions the plan should be aban doned. MS. COOI'MC lift JOYS VACATION SKSSIOX Tretumel of Lincoln and C C Weldeniann. dirrctor if the bureau of educational reference and re search. Th ther on "Square IVwt to Two Decimal Tlace of Accuracy by Additive Interpola tion Over Graduated Number iian ges" la alo by Dr. Weldman. FAWKI.L TO ATl'EMl CIIAIMON INSTITUTE Rev. W. C. Fawell. Metbodwt student pastor, will Wave early next week for the Kpworth League district Institute at Chadron which will be held July IS to 23. Two hundred young people will attend the Institute which it to be in the Cliadron state park. Itev. Mr. Fa well will teach classes in voca tional guidance and in world prob lems. He attended a similar dis trict institute June 23 to 30 at Madion. Neb. CI II Oiitrxii Visiting Instructor Pleased With Earnestness of Students Here. Highest praise for the Nebraska summer school and the sincerity and earnestness of its students was voiced by Dr. Bert Cooper of the Marysvifle State Normal school in Missouri, who last week left Lin coin following the termination of his two weeks course in vitalized agriculture. Vitalized agriculture he charac terized as presenting eduction to rural school children in terms of their experience. School then be comes interesting to them because it deals with things in which they are interested. Dr. Cooper de clared. To illustrate the piiuciples of teaching vitalized agriculture in the rural schools. Dr. Cooper con ducted several field trips for his class of fifty-four students. One day they surveyed eight city blocks near the agricultural college and found eighty different kinds of weeds. Another day they visited the wheat fields at the state farm and studied the crop. The course was taken principal ly by rural school teachers. It sought to show the benefits of or ganizing the rural school on the basis of activities in life situations, thus vitalizing the work not only of agriculture, but alo of the en tire school curriculum. Dr. Cooper was assisted by A. W. Medlar, as sociate professor of rural econom ics Extension Division I.Mie Itiillctin Two bulletins for graduate stu dents have just been" published by the extention devision of the uni versity. One on "A Machine Method of Calculating the Pearson Cor relation Coefficient" is by E. E. lltlltl Uu'iiuial Contention Three members of Chi Omega sorority have Just returned from their biennial national convention at Hot Springs. Ark. They were: Leon a McDonald of Newman Grove. Virginia Pollard of Ne- hawka. and Vera Waters of Lin coln. The sorority dedicated an open air theater to the University of Arkansas in memory of its founding there thirty-five years ago. Hritler .Mounting Two Fossil Heads I Henry Reider of the Morrill hall museum staff this week is mount ing two large fossil elephant heads in Elephant hall. One is the head of a mammoth found near Uncle. Wvo. The other is the head of a mastadon found in Thurston count v. DOANE RETURNS. 1 Gilbert H. Doane, uuiverstty li- branan. returned to the university j this week after atte nding the na- j tional convention of the American j Librarv association in Los An geles. Jjne 23 to 23. LOST: In Social Sciences on Monday of this week. Conklm automatic pencil green pearl with : mixed shades of vellow and white. Also Webster fountain pen green! w ith gold trimming. I- inder or either please notify Gesine Mu chow. 1320 No. 2."th street. Lin-! coin, Nebraska. Phone Ml' '6. LEARN TO BM&NCE WILU TEACH VOL) TO DANCE IN SIX PRIVATE LESSONS BALLROOM. 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