The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-03-21
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
An Interesting Program at Ma
varre, March 20
and 30.


The second special session of the starl
County Teachers Institute will be held at Ma
varre, March 20 and 80, 1898. Teachers tina
are desirous to learn more about their profes
sion are given splendid opportunity to NEE
and hear, be instructed and enthused by som,
of Ohio's best instructors, and get new idea
and inspiration from some of Stark county,
best talent secured for the occasion. Many
teachers now teaching rarely ever attend any
teachers meeting, and teach in the same ru
continually, with less force each succeeding
year, the pupils receiving very little of that
which rightfully belongs TO them, and which
other pupils get from live and wide awake
teacher.
The instructors are DR. Lewis d. Boncbrake
Of Mt. Vernon, suprintendant of schools and o
member of the Ohio board Of school examiners
A man acknowledged, one of Ohios best in.
sttute instructors and teachers. Another in.
structor is Supt Sebastian Thomas, of Ash.
land, formerly Stark county boy, a successful
| country teacher, principal of normal school,
now superintendent of Ashland schools, and a
self made man. He is exceedingly original
and interesting in presenting his subjects and
enthuses his hearers.
Mr.. A. c. Baker, of Navarro, principal of the
Navarro schools, and Miss Nettie Miller, of
Massilon, is an exceptionally successful
primary teacher
Mr.. Charles Snarely is graduate of
Otterbein university and able to successfully
handle his subject.
Mr.. o. w. Kurt, superintendent of the
Minerva schools, will handle the subject so
rt,gtth oil, Al
present time and which is bound to be an i'm.
portant factor in primary schools in the future.
Consult the following program for details.
FRIDAY.
Influences retarding American literature,
Supt, Bonebrake.
L. S. History-(a) Methods of studying his.
tory; (b) Methods of teaching history; Supt.
Thomas.
School management-The teachers prepa-
rtion-Supt Bonebrake.
Paper-A. c. Baker, What shall we teach.
Primary work--The childs first day at
school, The teachers manner to win the
child. Its first lessons; (aI Language; (b)
Number; (c) Reading; its first work; its mental
and moral unfoldings, Supt Thomas.
Influences promoting American Literature,
Supt BOnebake.
L, s. History-Methods of teaching history,
Supt. Thomas,
Paper on Primary Reading-Miss Nettie
Miller.
Evening lecture at p. m, by Supt. Bone
brake. Subject: Better Teaching of Ethics in |
Public Schools
SATURDAY, $50 A. NJ.
Talk on Geography-1 For beginners first
esson. 2. For advanced pupils. 3. Geog
Apply and history. 4. Map drawing and To-
'ating places, Supt. Thomas
Paper on The Study of History, Mr.. Chas.
'navely.
School Management-The teachers prepaa.
ion, Supt. BonebralIe.
Country School Management. 1. Survey of
he grounds. 2. First day of school. 3.
Supt. Thomas.
Some essentials in arithmetic. Supt. Bone.
rake.
Nature Studies by o. w. Kurtz.
Country School Management-1. Study. g
'ecitation. 3. Discipline. A. Bits of legal
dvice, Supt Thomas.
The modern conditions and the modern
1hOol, Supt. Bonebrake.
Miscellaneous business. Adjournment.
A. c. HINER, Pres.
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