English section of the Christian Eduetional Association hada helpful meeting from February 1 to 4 at Shanghai College. "There were representatives from colleges in north, central, east, and. south China. " Methods of teaching English and many other problems of interest were discussed. The need of training teachers of English was felt and plans were! made for courses to be given in colleges as well as in summer schools for the training of both Chinese and foreign teachers of English.
'A society was formed for the improvement of the teaching of English, and an Executive Committee of five members was elected, representing different areas, as Dr. Henry Huizinga, Shanghai College, President and Treasurer, representing east China; Dr, Lawrence Faucett, Yenching University, Peking, Secretary and Editor, for north China; Prof. R. S. Underwood, Central College, Wuchang, representing central China; Prof. Paul A. Grieder, University, representing west China. Monerif, Union Prof. J. E. was decided to publish a on "The Teaching of "to be issued once every or six necks. It was also decided that the membership fee, which includes a subscription to the bulletin, shall be $1.00 per year. Teachers of English in colleges and middle schools, in both government and private institutions are invited to join the organization. Those wishing to join should write at once to their nearest representative on the Executive Committee as giver above. They will than he placed on the mailing list and receive valu-alle information concerning text books and other matters in which they are concerned. Suggestions and requests for information may be sent. to the secretary, Prof. Lawrence Faucet, Yenching University, Peking.
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