The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-08-19

Mis-. saliie Thurmond, n n. Coasy,
DIR. colsmsn, Miss Matte Cash,
A. J. Daughetse, Joseph Green,
n D. Gooch, Miss Bette Doores
w.P. RaiBs. Mr.. A. y. Helm.
c. n. Talbot.
First Steps In Language" was intr
duced by Prof J. 7. Gaines, Of Loui
willie, and further discussed by Prof @. A
Yates and J. 5. Reppert.
A Discussion Of the Phonetic Method {
teaching. spelling was the nett erercis,
Prof Yates opened the discussion and pre-
senied Phonics ss prscticed in the school
that use that method. In the afternoon
Primary Reading, Arithmetic, Gramms
and Geography were respectively intro
duced and discussed as To the best metho,
Of teaching them 10 produce the prope
culture.
The answers to written questions called
out an able discussion Of several important
subjects.
WEDNESDAY.
Professors YATES, Gripstesd. Boyle, Cole.
man, Dsughetee and Hughes, made short
speeches on the "Fir-t Day in School, in
which they gave their ideas as to the best
methods 10 be observed when a teacher be-
gina school. Alter this the subject Of
Geography and the best msnner Of teach.
ing IL, Was discussed by Prof. Yste.. The
Of the Query Boz we're investiga-
ted, followed by a comic reading, by Prof
Yates, entitled, "rhe School Masters
Guests"
In the afternoon, Profs. Gaines and
Grinstesd demonstrated the extraction Of
cube root.
The construction Of the in6niiive mood
vas discussed by Professors Yates, Grin
stead, Reppert and Gaines.
Questions In Query Boz we're then taken
%, and their discussion drew firth num-
,rous important suggestions.
THURSDAY.
Punishment in School; When Proper,
How and TO Whit Extent" was fully dis
'u.sed by Prof.. Hughes, Coleman and
Boyle.
"How to Teach. and How 10 Learn 10
Read Welln draw ont n lsnv,hx d.h.,.
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'"e" was P~'"0,i'''e' IN '! ''o- iAes,
frinsteah, bsughetee, Oaines, Frye and
)rye.
9TH. p,oo., N.,I,oS of T..cl,;n. az.
:, NJ.
oV AP'Ainsu W ''o'S' "i'"s'eA"'
James and Ihfelkeld.
"The Importance and Beat system of
r..,h;n, P.nm.n.hi,. and Tn. pron.,
!.
."e Dui'"s 'he icy 'o' :" i'souoe WI"
Ilscussed at length by Profs. Boyle, Gaines, |
fates, Threlkeld and Reppert.
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I've manner 'ne oes' way '" give ehi"ren
orrect ideas OF fractions.
IN THE AFTERNOON
and I,,.,.., war. .,nl.;,.d
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ffo'' .'e'' anu .o'Nnuis' 'o' 'he uinei-
"en 'ne .o'o""k 'e'o'"uo"'' p'e'e"'eu
= \. W. Hughes A. ). paughetee and
iiss Betsy W remington, were adoP'es'
nd Tie institute adjourned
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ae,sd. and that se bsIlev, 1, 10 Ia the ss,,
san. Of promoting educational Intelligence aud
'tsrest among ihe "aehefs'
R''oAed' That We, the teachers. tender our
-, ~. w.. 'an,,sa.. m.nnsS - IT, ~
I,.ldeS ever the Institute.
Rssolr,d, That the thanks Of the teachers are
40 and are hereby rendered to Prof Geo A
M ,ss, :. 800 .,m eas =, NV ~. ~, yn
l,u,e worker. we have ever had. W. also return
IT thanks TO Prof. Gaines. RspPert and Grin
cad aud others Tor their able assistance.
ss. $500 ~ ,sa e,n,,a, "Ia''s =, a ~ ,n ~.
aiding; also. to the sexton for the f.i,hnl per.
r~ancs Of his duty.
ks'',sea, That our thanks be rendered to Mrs.
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