The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-08-29
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The Hartford County Teachers InSti
tute will convene on Monday morning
at eleven O'Clock i'll the Court HOUSE
The entire corps of the county will be
present, together with the usual number
of visitors. The programme shows great
care and forethought by Examiner
Wright, and is so arranged that each
teacher will contribute to some portion
ofthe proceedings. The opening exercises
will be Scripture reading and prayer
after which an address of welcome will
be delivered by Mr.. John d. Worthington,
President of the School Board. The re-
Spouse will be made by Mr.. McHenry
Mitchell, of the corps. The retiring Ex-
amincr, Prof. 7. c. Galbreath, and the
incoming Examiner. Prof. Charles T.
Wright, will both make speeches. Mon
day afternoon will he devoted to "Peda-
gogy" and Compliments and How to
Teach Them" The leader of the former
will be Mr.. William II. Pentz, and of the
latter Mr.. Charles H. McNabb
On Tuesday morning, 'Old Versus New
Methods" will be led by Mr.. Charles T.
Wilson; Mode" by Mr.. W. Stafford
Jackson, and Mature Study" by Profes-
sor II. f. Austin, State Normal School
In the afternoon there will be special
instructions in drawing. THE Reading
Circle, Its Plan and Purpose" Professor
Fl. T. Austin. Manual Training"
BUSY Work For First Three Grades, -
Charles w. Ledley. Moral Instruction, -
leader Miss Sallie p. Galloway.
On Wednesday morning after the open
ing exercise" Attention will be discussed;
leader, Mr.. B. F. W. McClung. Mr.. w.
II. Dashiell, School Examiner ofSomerset
county, will make an address. manual
Training, Paper Folding" Charles w.
Ledley. school Punishments," leader,
Mr.. A. Finney Galbreath.
On Wednesday afternoon the Institute
will divide into three separate rooms, in
which will be discussed Devices fer
Teaching Grammer, leader, Miss Hannah
A. Coale;; The Recitation" Miss Philena
Hutton; 1.-THE First Day i'll School," lead.
er, Mr.. Thomas D. Bowers, after which
there will be general assembly and the
Institute will again be addressed by Pre-
lessor Dashiell.
On Thursday morning the Institute
will be addressed by Mr.. NJ. Bates
Stevens, State Superintendent of Educs:.
ton, after which the following subjects
will be discussed 'Grammer, Its Pur.
pose and Importance" Miss Matte
Otilcy, leader; "Thoroughness," Miss NJ
Nellie Barron, leader; Manual Training
Cardboard Work." Charles w. Ledley
In the afternoon the Institute will be d
vided into three different departments, il
which will be discussed Common Errors
in Teaching Grammer," Miss Eleanor
Moulsdale, leader; "Hints to Inexperi
enced Teachers" Miss Clara Smithson
leader; Hints For and From Experienced
| Teachers" Misses Elizabeth James anC
| Helene Bradshaw The Institute vii
afterwards assemble and be addressed b,
Professor Stevens.
On Friday morning Professor Steven:
will deliver an address, after which "Tht
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be discussed with Miss Minnie Y. Lee
leader.
The special features of the Institute arr
the following: The Trustee and thu
Teacher" by MIR. George A. Cairnes
trustee, and Miss Minnie V. Lee; essay
school Room Decoration" Miss Flor
ence STREET.; recitations, Misses Rutl
Jourdan, Edith kimmell. For the frs
time the Institute Manual will he used as
guide in the direction of the exercises .
the proceedings.