Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-08-28

hlOIC AdNOlCu COuutiCcs
The teachers present will long remem-
ber the practical teachings and urgent
appeals for good, and thorough work in
our schools. and many will 60 forth
from the institute with renewed vigor
and fresh aspirings to be better teachers,
and enlightened by what they have seen
and heard, will be far more successful
than before. The Institute closed with
32 teachers in attendance.
Monday, P. M.-The following pro-
gramme was observed: Organization.
Opening work. Recess.
Organization of district schools, Prof.
Truesdel; elementary sounds, Prof. Bel
lows.
Tuesday, A. M.-Institute opened with
scripture reading and prayer by Prof.
Bellows. The programme for the days
work was as follows:
Arithmetic, Prof. Bellows; Programme
for District school, Prof. Truesdel. Re-
cess.
Drawing, Prof. Bellows; Primary Read
ing, Prof. Truesdel.
Tuesday P. M.-Language Lessons,
Prof. Bellows; Civil Government, Prof,
Truesdel. Recess.
Elementary Sounds, Prof. Bellows;
Oral Geography, Prof Truesdel.
In the evening, at the Congregational
church, Prof. Bellows delivered lecture.
Subject: "The Effect of Physical Condi-
tions upon Mind and Character"
Wednesday "A. M.-Institute opened i'm
the usual manner. Programme as fol-
lows:
Advanced Arithmetic, Prof. Bellows;
Advanced Geography, Prof. Truesdel.
Recess.
Drawing, Prof. Bellows; Advanced
Reading, Prof. Truesdel.
Wednesday P. M.-Penmanship, Prof.
Truesdel; Language Lessons, Prof. Bel
lows. Recess.
How to teach spelling, Prof. Truesdel;
Elementary Sounds, Prof. Bellows.
Thursday A. M.--Bible reading and
prayer by Prof. Bellows. Programme as
follows:
Advanced Arithmetic, Prof. Bellows;
School law, Prof Truesdel. Recess.
School Government, Prof. Bellows; Ad-
vanced Reading, Prof. Truesdel.
Thursday P. M.-Spelling, Prof. Trues-
del; Language Lesson, Prof Bellows
Recess.
Physiology and Cygine, Prof. Truesdel
Problems from Query box were solved
and explained, Prof. Bellows.
In the evening lecture by Maj. G. C.
Harrington, of Watseka, Ill. Subject
Problems to be solved.
Friday A. M.-The following was the
days work:
Opening exercises, Prof. Bellows; Ad.
vanced Arithmetic. Prof. Bellows. Recess
Common Errors in Teaching, Prof
Truesdel; A Practical Spelling Exercise
Prof. Truesdel.
Friday P.M.-Relati0n of Teachers ani
Parents, Prof. Bellows; Morals and Man
ners and Technical Grammar, Prof
Truesdel; Periods Of Development, Prof
Bellows; Questions from Query box
Professors Bellows and Truesdel,
At the close of the Institute the fol
lowing resolutions were adopted:
We, your committee appointed for tn,
purpose Of drafting a series of resOlu
tions expressive of our appreciation O
favOrs &c, extended to this Institut,
from different sources; by leave we offe
the following for your approval.
Resolved, That the thanks of this In
stitute is due Major &. C. Harrington TO
the able and eloquent lecture of "PrOb
lens to be Solved" delivered by him fO
| the benefit of the Teachers Institute.
Resolved, That vote of thanks be ex
tended to the trustees of the COngrega
tiOnal church for the use of the churcl
for the lectures delivered in behalf o
this institute.
Resolred, That the teachers and other
who have been in attendance during tn
lpresent term of the Teachers Institute
do hereby manifest their thanks and full
appreciation of the aeyoti0n to the wOrl
of the institute, and of the proficient
clear and fOreible manner in which Pro
fessOrs Bellows and Truesdel have place,
before us the various topics relative t,
the true principles of giving or impart
ing instruction and perceive in then
teachers of the very highest attain
ments.
| Resolved, That the thanks of this In
Stitute is extended to one and all VIII,
have in any way aided the Institute il
furnishing means towards its progress
All of which your committee respect
fully submits.
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