The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-28
Teachers Institute.
Continued from lst PaSe.)
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.

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citation and Judgment
Mr. Groves said discipline would be
greatly simplifed if the teacher would
study the comfort Of the child and
remember at the same time that il is
the wrong thing that is noticeable rath-
er than the right
Miss Mamie Henry gave a very able
discussion Of the Importance OF will,
after which short recess was en-
joyed.
The Round Table talks were conduct
ed by Mr.. Thomas.
Miss Margaret Moore was asked the
question, How shall We decorate our
school rooms?" She responded by say
ing that taste for classic literature
could be cultivated. Why. then. should
not taste for classic decorations, such
as standard pictures, plaster casts and
bronzes?
Miss Campbell. in her talk about
county libraries and reading circles.
made an earnest plea for more Of them
for the child's sake.
On manner and morals Mr.. Williams
said 4 teacher is always mannerly
and has good morals the child will un.
consciously initiate him.
Mr.. Duke Hall then gave an inter
esting talk about school Fairgrounds
in which he said that the better physi-
cal person We are. the better mental
person We may become. Larger and
better Fairgrounds are the universal
need.
Two honorary members were added
TO the institute. viz, Mr.. Hill and Mr..
Groves.
The institute was then adjourned
for the day.
FRIDAY MORNING.
After song by the institute the
instructor continued his remarks on
The Pedagogy Of the Master Teacher. 4"
with especial regard 70 the strength Of
his teachings.
Recess was then INDUCED in for
short while.
The lesson. is assignment and prep
aration was discussed by ". X. Powell
and Miss Matte Perry.
Miss Edna Roberts gave a good talk
about the forms Of recitation.
Mr.. Plant gave an able talk on the
principles Of recitation which was
: enjoyed by all present.
The instructor then talked about the
value Of mental and physical drills
and Ike Squeers Of old. suited IN,
action to his word by having the entire
institute take simple physical
drill.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Quotations were given in answer 10
roll call.
Mr.. Williams gave an earnest invita-.
ton 10 the teachers TO take adyap,ay.
Of the Chautauqua at Ovcnsboro
Mr.. Babb gave his ideas 81 the taste
in dress which should be- exercised by
the teacher.
The committee on resolutions then
submitted the following.
WHEREAS, the Cr,tendcn County
Institute which b. assembled In tbi.
session has not a pcyr within m,
educational history u the eoup.
try. be- it
Resolved That We. On, teacher.
! Of said institute. attribute ia ws.
cess To the interchangeable zeal and
un'iring efforts ~ iu officers. ia. In.
s'rac'or and the county up,rp.
tcndcnt.
Resolved, rha, We especially appr,.
c'a,e the efforts " our Count,
Superintendent J. u. Par, VIII, b,.
20 nohIy and impartially performed
his duty 20 all. even under M,
Trying conditions ~ physical Main
AMI hereby express our sympa,b.c, H.,
him IN hts illness and pray Tor t..
speedy recovery a. perfect health
Resolved. that IN he removal inf
Prof Charles Evans To another s,ti \,
labor We shall tcol deeply the boz, ~
personal friend, a friend " he ,,,.
mon schools and a friend Of ,,p,s,.,
everywhere. We f,,i boz somnar MAJ
The people u Marion and Ikrui., ~.
people Of Cd,trrlyr sour,,. IN. r..,
.'' o' this scholarly gentleman s-i
teacher Whose untnnr efforts ,bU,t
me medium " Marion Graded S,bo,l
nave BEEN worth ten foli more q, ,l,,.
,hn all The treasure VI mineral, 49,,
'rom beneath The soil " our c,u,,,
W''h'n The last decade. Il il vi,t
pleasure that We commend him Z, Al,
people Of his future western hon,
champion u education worthy Of m
The trusts and rcsponsibilitic. Ina, msy
oe placed upon him and Tor hi, mmr.
napp'nc''' prosperity and a long ND.
W, 'hall ever hope and pray
"''o''ci, That In the person Of pcf