Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-20

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Edith Robbins. DuWamish; Carrie H.
sh1mway, seattle; MildFsd ]. Smith,
seattle; Clara Simpsgn, Lake Washing
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So0t1, Seattle; Lula Tbomp8on. Sno-
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/ Ee8h, Newcastle; Lana Taylor, Seattle;
kd. Turner, &uamiaM; Amaie Van Box
kslsn, PORT Townsend; Ida a.. Fr0o
man, Seakfies Belle Nfoommn, Seattle;
9. W. NnuRhan. seattle; Katie Walker,
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kExHaEocN SESSION.
Called 70 order Is 1i30 .. N. By o. 3.
Jonsa. Staging By she Institute. ITO
lha work Prayer b Rev. J. +.
address Il welcome, b. o. s. Jones.
| ia which the first Territorial Iastituts,
whloh opened wish an attendance Of
I've members, was happily o0ntrassed
with this pteaent institute, which
opened with q membership Of seventy
ave.
superintendent J. @. Laursnss fol-
lowed with E few well-timed romaKkss
tending % promote harmony Of action
among the members
l. n. PEatheE, of Spokane, vas next
/ introduced, and pleasantly referred 70
The unhoWa loa sabool house. with
punoheon 6oor and oiled pager window,
/ II which bis early school days were
passed. u contrast with the slightly and
convenient Central School building Of
Seattle. II We would have veil reg
ulaied school laws. We should create q
popular sentiment thfoaRh the me
diam 81 she school room, taking the
moral laws aa eur beginning. Teach
eFs should teaoh patriotism % their
pupils.
Prof. Taylor was naxt introduced and
presented she soienoe Of education. He
aouid place The educator on the aama
plans as the lawyer, the doctor, and
other professionals. The teacher must
understand bis art and the natures Of
TIE ones % be taught. Illustrated BY
thn unaookai bo0kw0rnn, who one day
awoks 90 the fact that Ne must 70 70
nature as well AZ the books, and began
10 etady the infant, tho child and the
youth. He would call human culture,
or adnoation. che science Of sciences.
a knowledge OF psychology 10 necessary
20 success 10 imstrnctinR. For ednca-
tianal purposes the life Is divided int
thres peri0ds, the objective. the transit
/ tive and lhe Subjective. 10 h absurd 10
require 4 child Of the objective period
20 reason; be should be taught through
the senses, principally the ere. Rhysi-
cal, moral and intellectual faculties
shouid alike be cultivated during this
aud the two aueeesdinR periods. Among
the home duties that The parent should
Insist apon are WORK, recreation and
rest. School r8om duties include pre-
1miuary study, recitation, recreation,
/ business, government, methods Of Feai-
tation, text book, topic and outline, cate
ohiatioai, Sooratio, lecture end elootic.
uss The induotive method for younger
pupils, and she deduolive method for
thoss more advanced, using care not TO
rsVeKBo the order Of method
Instrumental selection ~ Miss Mamie
Oalhoan.
DR.. OhurohIll, Of ObsrIin College, vas
| introduced and presented the special
anbioei Of preparing the pupil 20 be an
original force in bic special sphere.
Language Ia its broadest sense e The
most important Of Bnhisois. Il ts the
great medium threugh Uhioh We aoou-
mulate facts. BY which the great tide Of
human thonghs hows through the mind.
A knowledge Of several languages Il
necessary 90 q correct understanding Of
/ our language Oral aud written Ian
Raaqa are Of almest equal Importance
20 the child. Instruction n reading
and writing should begin 81 about the
same time. Oral language should IN
Glade the cultivation of the human
voice, illustrated By the clear, ringing
sonoa with which Webster addressed
his audiences. The manner OF deliver
/ inc words should be 90 directed as 10
prevent the clipping short u words and
sentences. OF the other extreme Of CIV
ing undue prominence 70 animpoEtant
worda Correct By giving the pRopoE
/ method Of delivery rather than BY ex-
aQReFatsnQ tha fault. In teaching writ
Ten Language avoid houFishoa. When
the child gives G correct answer IN 70
ciiatlon, aay pleasantly; THAT vas
COED ansguF; viii you please put y on
| the blaokbsardlr correeting without
oansare any errors made. Ask the pupil
q wrias O0s something be saw that in
taFastsd hin; than oorFaot pleasantly.
Teas yOu teach composition y .
nAtural, oaertiye way. Be careful Of
year awn Language, and firmly correct
he falas idionna OF the pupiis.
Registered Ia afternoon session; John
= 49,, aaakaIas Mar Daonan. Na-