Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-03

fine indeed, q good interest Ia being
taken in the different studies. COM
mend specially the insisting on onr
doing work correctly and rapidly. That
is one of the great needs of our country
schools Ailer-being under the present
instructions can 60 iuto the school
room with new resolutions TO do bet
ter work,
The Lawrenceburg Institute has been
in session two weeks, aud have gained
great benefit from it, Ineyer attended
an Institute before bat cannot see how
any former Institute could have equaled
this one. Each year better prepares
the people for better work than the pre-
ceding year
ROBERT DURgETT.
have spent two weeks at the State
Institute. / am well pleased with the
work, and feel have been greatly bene-
fited. I intend to spend the next two,
and trust It will be as interesting as the
past two. think we have fine In
structors. ANNIE WILLIS.
This Institute is a great thing for the
people of this county. / have secured
more good from it than anything have
ever attended for the length of time,
and | think all will be helped by attend
ing il they desire help.
CHAs +. McCRoRY.
Goodloe Sowell says;-A State
Institute is n great eye opener
A great many brilliant teachers
show us that the standard is high;
seeing these teachers and having
their methods will have q wonder
ful influence upon the work of
the forthcoming year, and will be
very helpful to our young teach
ers. think our two weehs work,
has been very beneficial to MS all,
and / close with the best wishes
for the next two week
This Institute is the best ever had in
this County Inever saw a school where
more interest was taken than in this
think the people of Lawrence Coun-
ty are greatly interested in this work
BERA CANTRELL
have attended the state Institute
two weeks, and can say it is the best |
have ever attended The faculty is very
fine l have been profited by their lee
turers
MAGGIE CUNNINGHAM
Miss Maud Hardy says:-I have at
tended only one Institute before this,
but | find this the more interesting. 1t
may be because ] have taught since
then. | think the instructors have
been inter esting, ,lenient, and polite dur
ng the past two weeks and their work
has been the best. have certainly
received many valuable lessons which
have been so impressive | shall never
forget them. What like about it is
this: They are not simply preparing us
for examination, but are trying to
make better teachers OF us.
This Institute is composed of a very
fine body of teachers, who are receiving
as fine instructions from the very eflici-
ent instructors, as I've ever seen given
in any Institute. The interest, so far,
has been excellent, and l feel sure that
all are receiving great benefit from at
tending. Not only on the subjects
thoroughly explained, but methods Of
teaching, rules for general conduct, are
very favorably brought out, and if we
take into our schools and practice what
we have been taught in this Institute.
/ believe the children under our care
will receive much better instructions
from us.
G. E. CRosTHwA1TE.
This is the first Institute have
attended but / think it is great schoo
for teachers The instructions given ar'
extra fine have attended nine days
and feel that it has been a great helI
to me
GEORGE McMACkIN
This Institute has been very, very gooC
for the first two weeks, and l think tn,
teachers are greatly interested in thei
work, and / believe this is going TO b
one of the best Institutes ever held il
the State, not only the County.
CHARLIE FRANKLIN