The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-09-19

Geography-Frst step, outline PLAN
Walton Wheeler.
ssentials.-What are they. f
Jarboe.
Recess of fifteen minut, s.
Song ny the Institute.
On motion choir was elected Misses
Katie Eskridge, organist; Lillian f.
Cooper, Emma b. May, Katie Board,
Cora Matthews, Ada Hanks, Mamie
Green, Clara Glasscock, Annie b. Miner
Nellie Simons. Messrs. Graham Esk-
ridge, Andrew Driskell +. r. Roberts,
f. +. Whalen, Geo. Gray, VIM Skill
man, Sidney Hall, Robert Weatherford,
Milton Coke.
The first thing on program, How to
use the text book was assigned to Chas.
eastman. He declined to speak and the
subject was discussed by the Institute.
Prof. Logan gave his views.
Institute adjourned to meet at 1880 p.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
House called to order by Superintend-
ent.
Song by the choir
History-When to begin the study
w. S. Ball.
How assign lessons.-S. 7. DeJernette.
Recitation-How to question Sidney
Hall.
Essentials-What are they PROF.
Logan.
Prof Roach explained the Teachers
State Reading Circle. Seventeen were
enrolled as members of the Circle.
The following resolution was intro
duced and unanimously adopted
Resolred.-That any teacher who agrees
to teach public school for sum less
than the public money or who agrees
to teach longer term than five months
or give anything directly or indirectly to
secure a school will be looked upon as a
traitor to the profession.
Mr.. Jas. w. Miller offered an amend
ment to the above, which was also adopt
ed. The amendment reads as follows;
"That we denounce any teacher 80 do
ing as a scab, and that we will each con-
tribute five cents to buy brass letters to
so brand said teachers at next Institute.
Adjournment to meet Thursday at $50
a, m.
Superintendent Driskell called the as
ISOLATION to order.
Miss B. Ada Drury was the first on
the program. She being absent the sub
ject assigned to her was discussed by the
association. How to secure better at
tendance.
Adjournment to meet Thursday alter
noon.
THURSDAY MORNING.
Song by the choir. Prayer by Rev.
Quinn. Roll Call.
Prof. Logan made motion that when
the roll was called, the members of the
Institute would rise give quotation or
answer present. 1t was unanimously
adopted.
Program was then taken up.
Daily program of study and recitation.
How to be worked out in school room.
w. j. g. Laud.
Whether to use rigidly or in loose way.
Mrs. Chas. Graham.
Will it help teacher and pupil.-Wal-
ton Wheeler.
Prof. Logan offered few suggestions.
Recess of fifteen minutes.
Song by the choir.
School government
What is the true basis.-W. ii. Bell.
What part belongs to Superintendent,
teachers and parents.-James w. Miller.
Discussion by Institute Adjourned to
meet at 1870 p. m.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
House called to order by Superintend-
ent Driskell. Song by choir.
Rob't. L. Woods, a former teacher of
Breckenridge county, addressed the In
stitute.
Science and art OF teaching.
Use Of apparatus in school room, was
discussed by Profs. Logan and Roach.
What instructions does the teacher
need.-Prof Logan.
Recess OF fifteen minutes.
Song by the choir.
School libraries-are we ready for
them.-Prof. Roach.
Is more legislation needed to develop?
II so, what is it,. b. McCubbins.
Discussion by Prof. Logan.
Report of Library Committee MIR.
Jas. w. Miller reported that he had $2a
for library.
Miss Lillian Frances Cooper and Prof.
Joel Pile were elected at the Institute in
1904 as the Library Committee.
On motion, Prof Roach was made an
honorary member OF the Institute.
The following resolutions were read
and adopted:
Resolved, That we the teachers OF the
Institute do most highly appreciate the
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