The third and last day's sessions of the meetings of the East China Christian Educational Association were held in the Tnion Church Hall last Friday, the attendance being considerably larger than on the two previous days. Dr. Fong F. Seo, vice-president of the Association, presided in the morning, and the Rev. Dr. W. B. Nance, president, in the afternoon.
Several interesting papers and addresses, followed by discussions, were given aa follow:—Educational tests in China by Prof. W. A. McColl, pH.p. Teachers' College, Columbia University, New York; English Tests in 25 schools in East China, by Prof. K. J. Anderson, of Shanghai Cotlexe; Address by Huang Yel-pei, tirr. p., president and delegate from the Ki Educational Assoviavion The National Association for the Advancement of Educatioa; by Prof. W. T. Tao, National Director. The Christian primary schoo!; by Ida Belle Lewis, pu.p., associate secretary, Board of Education for China of the Methodist Episcopal Church; Committee on Normal Schools, by Prof. J. B. riffing, University of Nanking; A jprogramme of physical education for boys' school, by Dr, J. H. Gray, National Committee, Y.M.C.A.; A programme of physical education for girls' schools, by Miss Vera Barger, Director, ¥.W.C.A. Normal School of hygiene and physical Education; The school city, by the Rev. Lowrie Davis, Principal Kashing High School; and Correlation of student self-government and the teaching of civics, by Prof. D. H. Kulp, 1, of Shanghai Colslege.
The following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year:—The following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year:—president, the Rev W B WU nee, D.D.; vice-president, Fong F. See, lu. Dp; recording secretary, the Rev. H. A. McNulty, B.4., executive committee, Prof. C. H. Westbrook, u.a., (college group) Prof. J. A. Ely, o.g., Prof. G. W. Sarvis, m.a., (middle school group) Miss E. J. Peterson, Miss Mary G. Kesler, and Miss 8. C. Farrior.
Resolutions put forward by the committee on resolutions and carried by those present were:—(1) That individuals continue to pay the personal membership fee, but that institutions contributing to the budget of the Association wishing to give free membership to members of their faculties in order to induce them to attend the annual meeting shall have the right to do (2) That paragraphs five to 10 of the report of the committee on the six year middle school be passed in general.
(3) That whereas the Tsinghua College Board has previously made provision for about 27 of women students to study in America but purposes to send no women students this year, we ask the secretary to make representations to the American Minister to use his influence against such discrimination and to ask that at
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