The Glenwood post., 1905-07-08
TEACHERS MEET
IN GLENWOOD

Concerning the Teachers Normal
institute to be held in Glenwood next
month the executive committee this
week sent out the following informa-
ton:
Prof. D. E. Phillips, of the Uni
versity of Denver, will act as Con-
ductor and have charge of the classes
in Psychology, Education. History
and English.
Mr.. Edgar Kesner, Superintendent
at Salida, will have charge of the
classes in Grammar, Literature,
Arithmetic and Science.
Miss Emily Miles, Supervisor of
Drawing in West Denver High School,
will have charge of the drawing
classes
Miss Martha Hyde, Primary Super
visor at Leadville, will have charge
of the classes on Primary Methods
Mrs. Helen l.. Grenfell will deliver
a course of lectures on School Law
and School Management.
Every instructor is a specialist in
his or her line of work and their pres
ence at the Institute insures not only
competent and up-to date instruction
but also an abundance of professional
spirit and enthusiasm.
Institute program:
7:45 Arithmetic
$50 Roll Call and Announcements.
S:45 Drawing.
$40 Education.
$50 History and Geography.
10:30 Recess.
10 40 Grammar and Literature.
II 20 Science.
80 Psychology
2:15 Primary Methods.
2:45 School Law and Management.
3 80 Round Table.
One of the greatest needs of Educa-
tion today is to be placed upon the
plane of profession rather than of a
mere occupation. Our Institutes fur
nish the means of securing a profes,
sional training and should be attended
by every teacher who wishes to keep
abreast of the times. Education is
undergoing a rapid process of evolu-
ton and no teacher can afford to miss
an opportunity of becoming acquainted
with the latest educational ideas.
If you feel that you are deficient in
knowledge of the best and newest
methods, come and learn. If you are
we'll Informed on these things. come
and help others by the inspiration of
your presence and words. Our in
structors will help you in all ways,
from forming correct estimates of the
underlying and basic principles of
education to the details of class in
struction and problems of discipline.
All Colorado railroads have granted
a rate of one and one fifth fare on the
certificate plan. Dates for the sale of
tickets are July 30, 30, 81, and August
:, s, and 8. Return limit August 12.
Buy one way ticket, take receipt
for your money, present the receipt to
the Secretary of the Executive Com
mittee, and when fifty of these re-
ceipts have been presented, the rail
roads will issue the return ticket for
one fifth the regular fare. Do not fail
to get a receipt and present it to the
Secretary. Failure to do so will cause
great inconvenience to yourself and to
all connected with the Institute.
Evening lectures are expected from
the following: DR.. Sanford Bell,
Professor of Education at the Univer-
sity of Colorado; DR.. d. E. Phillips,
Professor of Eductiaon at the Univer.
sity of Denver; President 2. X. Sny-
der of the State Normal School, Mrs
Helen L. Gcenfell and others.
Glenwood Springs is one of the
most delightful spots in Colorado and
its many attractions will furnish
pleasure and recreation after the COM
pletion of the daily programme of the
Institute.
Good board and rooms can be OBJ
tanned at very moderate rates. Write
to Mrs. Alice B. Clark, County Super
intendent, Glenwood Springs, for full
particulars