The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30
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II 4, MT often tbn tsachor, ~ whoo,
-, ..,.s.,.- LssS..S , 49,
tAs aao '. l..t1t.S haSo wv opportunity
tponjoy tho treat, edueaaonally, that
they nro .cnioytpn aud have been for
- ~ 49,. ns.t IA. ~ nd,,, III, l.,
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NAsear'so siaseu 70 a Vl'sl mon as VI. j. W.
Simpson. president Of Marietta College,
.und State Commissioner Of Schools Car.
nan a. nb,o- Thov oro l,,,a,t, q. /, vo,,
!. ~ ~, . "o .'"",' - "e''
Hu tt1e WosS, anu tne ooara OF eauca'
ton Of Wheeling did Q wise thing when
tbey rave vesterday for tho teachers In
,u.,S AZ p.,na r.h,. m..u,..
sNoue 'Ao Ao 'NA', Aao Aeo''NS''
-Neafiy cVery teachef OIL tue city was
present yesterday and they spent moro
time than thsy spend daily In thu
pchool room. These meetinCs ara in.
formal In tho strictest senso Of the word
zach mnmber eneaks iust as hi,
thoocht, como to him Without tina
formality Of irving TO clothe them In
i nnQnlHN tn NinA9a TIM nnr
The meetinc Yesterday morning was
e,llad 10 ordor at 0 Is at.tho Y. nj e. A.
hnlI. Sunerintendent Bovd. of ,he
Mar;et,n schoola. presided until thu
nresidont Prof RS Armstronp. Of tho
Was. V;roinia uniyersitv- arrival Tho
+r.i snhiect diacusscd was MNaturc
, Stndv. What and How" II was onenod
Nv the nrnnoser Snnerintendent Von
] Ciayo II Rarnesville Ohio md woo
fn,,hsr d;scnssoS in n verv ;ntorc.,;n,
.,aS ;n,,rnn,;ro n,onrs. hr n S;nsn.nns
iSomm;ssinnsr: Carson Snnor;n,or'isnt
Inda-.on pr;rcjnal T McHanrv Jouo,
nnJ Ie o,%n., t-A''p' :. 'n'A''' 'oN'a
Ths .nh;sc. "rha sr,m;,o,;o,. -,
,,,ace rres,si tho most "arnss, die.
eu,sion of the session. Supcrintendent
Ioyd fayors the doing away with OK.
animation for promotion entirely Mrs
Phillips. OF Marietta college, said that
she would favor examinations IN some
sase an va. MY ~. foxor ,nc'pa.
li:onotion, but would rather take tho
2Aord OF the teacher. Commissioner
QBrson favors common sense examinH.
tons, and does not think we can do
without them. Principal King, Of Nc
Mechen, thinks the written examine
tim an absolute necessity. And so it
went on pro and con, the conceusus OF
op inion being that the right kind OF ex-
aul'naions were allowable and OF ad-
vantage Mr.. Carson hooted at the pre-
Saie1t IDEA that many pupils were in
jused by The nerve strain endured dur.
ing On examination. ]. McHenry Jones
brought down tao house in his descrip-
tien pt the worry to principal aud
tetcheS caused by The dread OF the ex-
auinatl66S OF tne junior and senior
yenrs in the >fheeinS schools.
Tho subject tot fUnproftable Punish.
nents was opefsd by Superintendent.
Anderson aud engaged in By quite
number. r Manyamusing incidents were
related
,Frrryooy srssroy
~ 49,. - "pn.,.hn
e suo!ees "a un'Su A4en'S was
tunfher discussed by Messrs. Armstrong
and Craso.
r,o ,rb;sct u,n what o,.5o. .bor,d
nav tsachers be mt T' and "Wbo ia "a.
anonsihi. 'for the rctert;on of onr no.
teacheTs ~ we're discnss,d II w,s do.
c;3ed that tina new toache, ahonld ho
nnt in tbe second or third o,ajo
The board Of education the n,;rc;.
naIs and the suner;ntendert ara ;o;n,lv
resnon,ible Tor the retention Of moor
teachers. MesHrs. Carson, Boyd and
others spoke earnestly aud fully on the
ou X 1o,,,, ho;,. ,,,,,, -,
chat the system Of emnloyinr .eacb b
in the Wheeling public schools was
most vicious one. he would favor the
appointment Of commission, consist
Ding OF the three local commissioners,
tho city superintendent and the princi-
patio select the teachers, and tina: their
decisionin themat:er be final.
Tho discussion Of the subject, "Tho
SpeAing Book" caused Q general discus
Aon on the subject OF reading. Miss
Alma NJ. Wilson, primary teacher OF,
the Eighth ward main building. gave
her plan, which created quite favor.
able impression.
Superintendent Lanor, OF Eas. Liver
pool, geve a1sngthy and exhaustive talk
ON the teaching of.numbers in tho pri-
mary grades.
The entire e1ercises were very inter.
.esting and instructive. The hall was
crowded all day. Quite number of
~heeling's very best citizens were in.
terestcd listeners q part Of the time,
,rrs,so ays,,nx
n
e e'en'nB eesaioh opened AZ
O'Clock, and was held In the grammar
school room OF the CLAY school building.
anner;ntandant stovar, ~ l,or,;n,,
pe;.s;.s,u c.'r ,,1, s'n o