Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-02
EdncalIonaI Noles From TooeIe.

Educational NOtes From iOOele,
rooELE, July 81 - Tue Tooel,
County Teachcrs' Institute sud sum
mer school opened with a regular nt
tendance Of thirty teachers. After 3
short talk by 5upt Chrision-un, tn,
teachers W cceied TO ofI,c. q perma
uent organization. The following
ofiiovrs were clectpd3 a. j. S,Oekey,
first vice president, Miss Annie Ma.
shall, second vice pfesldunG Wan. B.
Mafks, secretary.
was deuid.d o. hold two sessions
DAILY, from SIS O.. m. 10 " m. auu
ffom 2 10 y. IN. The iYilDwi.H COM
mittee was appointed t. perfect plans
anu ARRANGEMENTS t0r tire InuuIr
County roachuu' excursion TO Carrie q
Beach, SdurIny, Aug. An! Supt. D..
Il. Chrlsteusen, Phnrs Dunyuu and
Walter stDokry.
Al 2 3. IN. the Instructors, Prot
VIM. NJ. Stewart aud Miss Edna ~.
Hyde being present, the REGULAR pro.
gram was begun. Prof Stewart gave
one Of his Characteristic lectures Oh
psychology. lie said the two great GO.
fentials for su, cessiul teachiuF are,
knowledge " the subject and know.
ledge Of the child. Tue uuivruo iH
composed Of mind and mntitr Matter
n made known 10 touso through mo.
ton; MI motion IL energy. Energy
manifesto itselfin four wuys, viz heat
light, chemical ailiuity and electricity
These four manifestation of energy
lead TO Consoir usnef The child sees
Ia new objects only what ho can rec
rguiEe similar 10 objects seen before.
NJ han IA
reality the chils has the truth.
Miss HYDE then gave vofy interest
ing aud Instructive talk on the history
Of education. She BREEZY die.
cutsed the advantages, diaadyautages
aud peculiariiies Of Greek aad Chiuetu
education, ALEC Of tue jesuit achoOh.
The labUrs Of the great educator,
bccfatcs, Aristotle, Plato, COmuuius,
PesialezEi, Ffoebel anu othors were rU.
viewed.
Prof. Stewart again appeared before
The teachers 10 discuss tue subject o.
Psychology, anu tai OBJECTS through
energy arouse consciousness, but must
be differentiated. Feeling In tho form
OF pleasure or pain IN the first sense
that dificfentlatea the child from the
external world. tbs child has not
learned 90 deceive, hsncs the body r..
necis the Impressions on the sui.
Every time We get any know Ledge from
the external world, IL must DO based
upon something that comes from win.
In. There IL IA something divine /
which comes % us from the |
beginning, passing from genera.
ton 10 generation, which from |
infancy serves NJ basis Tor knowlo Igr. |
lt IN the gift VI all, the Truth OF the
past.
Al the close Of the lectures It was
decided 10 hold the regular tsachers'
examination on Monday, Tuesday aud
August lSgh, IAN and
18Th.
The evening lecture by PROT whit.
ng was a complete success. Al $3.50
,. m. the meeting house was fileI 10
flowing. rhe subject OF the leo.
ure was was "Our Duty To Oufselves.''
rhe professor dealt with the subject IN
\ very able manner. He gave valuable
instruction 10 ail but especially TO those
v no exercise the dutits of ciuZsnshtp.
He claimed that tho two crying evils
which should uo suppressed are the
use " alcohol and tue use of tobacco.
He then touched upon statehood with
the duties which would duvolvo upon |
US under the conditions II woull
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