Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-16

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after June Is. Please observe this sug-
gestion if possible, that regular work
may begin promptly at $50 o'clock,
June ~.
Classification.
Teachers holding first grade certifi-
Gates with less than thirty-six weeks
experience in teaching and those who
hold second grade certificates with an
average of 90 per cent or above will
be enrolled in the A division.
Teachers holding second grade certi-
ficates with an average below 80 per
cent, or with less than thirty-six weeks
successful teaching, will be enrolled
in the B division.
Teachers holding third grade certi-
icates with one or more terms of ex-
perience in teaching, will be enrolled
in division.
Teachers holding state certificates,
or first class certificates with more
than ttirty-six weeks of teaching, may
select their work.
others will be enrolled in the D divi-
/ sion.
| General Remarks.
Due credit will be given for regular
attendance at normal.
Each member of the institute is ex-
pected to keep note book in which
to record the outlines and the helps
of the instructors.
! Members of the institute will mark
their own attendance. The attendance
cards should be fled In the Office at
close of institute.
Patrons, school officers and all
friends of education are invited to
visit the institute and to attend the
afternoon addresses.
! 0. G. Alexander, of Breda, Ia, will
have charge of the educational publ
cations.
Sabin's Common Sense Didactics
will be used in c and D divisions.
Special Features.
An informal reception will be held
Wednesday evening to give the teach
ers an opportunity of becoming bet
ter acquainted with the instructors and
with each other.
Field excursions for the Geography
classes under the direction of Prof.
Barrows will be held on the afternoons
of the first week. The object of these
excursions is to help the teachers to
heep apieasl WIN .ne slomihs ihleiesl
hook teaching If that srbiect with the
natural method.
| On the afternoons of the second
week, Prof. Barrows will lecture on
the Geographic Influence on
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Miss Julia Mahoney will give les,
sons on primary teaching. She will
illustrate her work with a class OF
pupils.
Miss Gala Hand will have charge Of
a class in Physical Culture, the work
well as graded schools. Simple out
lines Tor school room work VIII DC
furnished the members of this class.
Whlle the round table meetlnss are
held primarily LOT anu DIVISIONS
all members OF tne nstltute VIII &C
welcome II Is proposeu 70 uiscuss
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The following is the morning pre-
gram for the nrst ana second wee
OF normal:
S-S:30-Round taple ior anu u u
| visions.
S:50-9.-
(a) Physics, Ellzabeth bane' a-D-
Literature, mae j. Evans
lc) fhyslolosy Saiia f1anu'
(0 Arithmetic II. n. Holmes
80 9- i9nohapei'
o. c, II IT D.,
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9 Aome. ,, r
ta}-Granlnlar ~, ma 49, :. Evans
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