Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28
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,,,r,tIpg discussions Oh VITAL MAJ
I,n CONNECTED With Church SCHOOLS
l., ,. y COLLEGE PROGRAM
/. .,,., Of circular No o-qa'''i'''
F'''', from the oa'r, H'1-L''r
SlcholsOn's ADDRESS

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POL ,.. =, d. department Of the Il. D, 80 ..
hs mu''o .onduc,ed the singing, anu
College s,,0r ppyor was by Professor i..",'',
!l Sp'P Peterson Of the sammi' s'AN'
ASad'n, ,s.,eisry proceeded with the
Ine y, =, reular Nos. Creations
if'dln s.s - end answered ana COM
vefe a'A. s a, the reading proceedeu'
S.,s are some Of lbem' ,,r
~. to teach are gooo 'O'
hlCsHss vsar. Teachers whose
srly s.. .'' expired June Soth' 1871 ,,.,
nc'u',' ,ascs longer without getting
'pny ',sc,te or diploma. Here
s.nd,dates for certificates OF
~, must come to tue places p nss,o NJ,
epsn ,ya BY The board for ezam ,hs,r an.
Rein war they may address 'nen W.
1hls yea IN tne general secretary au ',
plles tIons viii probably be sent tne,u
questions o ~ supervision. Religion
undet p'SS prs NAV nave their licenses
.nsved by tue application
,,oper authorities =, ,ho Gsneral
hs, .,Ss,ondent, form an appenunso y, y,
nppCsn,ch schools, and the pfesiSen's
" o .iisses and principals Of Stshe
~ cOliesus I'D lake q fatherly lntor'
a, in the welfare oil tue ''"'
N s,r respective Stakes. A.. ,osobars
ln, Mseser Instructed the .eacieis
i Zen themselves informed rs 70 .n ne
49, s nj the Church school papeis
hens in the Juvenile Instructor
ueI'' ,a,ns IN time. Such papers sh cuiu
nOn NV, H ,s,nlsrly In all the faculties Of
~ Church schools. n.,.o
n All stake academies are, by the reg
!, .tions of circular No. ., en1 ineu 10
IN I ,a,tv yeeka OF school during the
~, ANY deviation from ;his RUE
ts made only by the permission OF
n general supeIinIendeni., u
IN Mse.er called special attention
Il tbe rule which requires STAKE anu
Ecal boards not to issue clrculats cou'
s,ainv matter Inconsistent with the
s.ns,sl pcheme OF the Church schools
S,rh mlstases had been made in the
~, and the offending boards would
mnaller be required to submit Mes OF
sI,culsrs before publishing the same.
THE TEACHING OF THEOLOGY.
Elder John Nicholson, a member
4 The general board, audI6slsd the
nnyentiOu on the distinguishing fes-
IN Of Church school woTk-the
ksehing Of theology.
7Tbe.e schools may be considered the
,pr,ery Of our MISSIONARY service ami
hey have won well carmel re- uGs-
don for efficiency in preparing young
Ian for wvik in the mission field.
!. The speaker believed this work
nult with advantage be extended In
b schools, especially in the direc.
den Of proving the divinity Of Nor.
'npniIm. Elder Nicholson thought
/ Maj teacher, shonld present tnaolo i.
n subjects as much as possible from a
stionsl or philosophical point OF
New, and illustrated the metnod by a
dlsclssion Of existence, the atone.
neni, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wnicn
Ife usually treated entirely dogmati-
<olly.
The query box was opened and the
X tllowlug questions were answered:
4 By President Cluh:
IS ]. Why should a LADY teHaher be
0yen lower wagea than male teacher
ID the same worn?
2. Do any Of the great writer's on
Psychological psychology soknoWled &c
stpiTil 10 man Ia their writing? Il
Y, who are they; II not how eau you
Aepa student from their theories?
8By Professor Nelson:
Ifl, II Students are allowed to choose
peir own subjects for composition II, h ow
Nolld you avoid having them choose
blseIs too broad, OF otherwise un.
niisaclory2
- X, How can an interest for com.
\ BslliOn work be awakened?
|S. WHAT exercises would you sug.
a! 40 bling helpful In giving the
!hae pupil correct COZ ception VI tn,
4nlenct9
ine afternoon stssion opened with {
seuelon OF The mOuitorial system by
1eiai Superintendent X. q. Maesef
Professor D. M. Todd Of the LoRar
nee followed with lecture OF
Dils' Isabel Salmon closed the SEES
w'Ih a short address on Physica