The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-30
TEACHERS HEAR
TWO ADDRESSES
Rev. P. A. Simpkin and DR..
Joseph Peterson the
Speakers.
HELPFUL WORDS SPOKEN
TO THE INSTRUCTORS
Power of the Teacher in Up
lift of Mankind Is
Recognized.

Features of yesterdays sessions OF the
Sal, Lake city teachers institute, other
than the routine work OF lecture and dem
onstratlon by principals and supervisors
were tho addresses given a; the morning
assembly by the Rev. p. A. Simpkin and
DR.. Joseph Peterson OF the University OF
Utah.
The Rev Mr.. Simpkin gave an eloquent
address on the Importance and responsl :
billy OF the teachers profession. lie
referred TO II the greatest OF All pro
on the wonderful possibilities OF the
teacher la moldiDg the character OF the
men and women, who they toach as chiI- :
dren. The speaker said that IN just
the same way as the teachers Influence
for good Is almost unbounded. just so Is
the possibility Of their influence for evil.
but he commended those present on not
being OF the latter class
The Rev Mr.. Simpl<in said that some
day ne expected and hoped 10 see teach
ers remuncrated commensurate WITH the
value OF their services 10 manklnd. which
would mean vast Improvement over
present day conditions.
DIR. Peterson had rs his subject the
Psychology Of Habit Formation as APP
piled to the Education Process and he
gave a scholarly and forceful address Dr.
Peterson entered into his subject with an
earnestness which carried conviction with
g. and as he followed the iUa OF the boy
or girl through school and showed now
habits formed in that constructive period
Influenced them in later life. his auditors
gave him the closest attention.
The work OF the grammar grades was
taken up at II o'clock and Included lee
lures By supervisors on subjects taught
from the ffth class through the eighth
grade Baskeiry. sewing physical edu-
cation. music and history and geography
were discussed.
Primary work also was taken up in the
main building at the morning sessions ana
both grammar grade and primary subjects
were discussed further At the afternoon
meetings.
Problems of the kindergarten. assistant
teachers. manual training and shop work
also were discussed during the day.
Today's Programme.
The programme outlined for today's
work Is as follows:
GENERAL MEETING.
To 10 A. m.-Physlcal Education. Prof.
Jakob Bolin, University OF Utah.
INSTITUTE. GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT
u0:l5 10 0i5 a M
Fifth grade-The Sub Normal Chile.
Geo. S. Gibbs. Union building: room SO.
Sixth gradc-Arithmetic, j. n. Coombs.
Union building. room ~.
Seventh hgrade-AItthmetic, g. y. Child.
Union building. room a.
Eighth grade-Another Point OF View.
r. u. Keeer. principal Bryant school.
Union building. room 50.
OI:OO 10 1880 a. m.)
Fifth and Sixth grades-Morals and
Manners, Hon Nephi l.. Morris. Main
building. room IL.
Seventh Gradc-Morals and Manners.
Prof -. Hinckley. Union building.
room -.
Eighth grnGe-Morals and Manners.
Rabbi Chas. Freund. Union buildi--
room a.
n3O to 200 %. M
Fifth grade-Arithmetic. c. N. Child
Union building. room a..
sixth grade-Iiis,ory. VIM. Bradford,
Union building. room SO.
Seventh Crade-Arlthmctic. r y. Poul-
son. principal Franklin school Union
building. room -
school. Geo. a. Eaton. Union bldg, room
(2:1o TO 2:iO q M
Fifth grade-History and Geography. C.
n. Child. Union bldg. room AZ.
Sixth crade-Naturc Study J. II. Paul
Union building, room 50.
Seventh and Eighth grades-The Reel
tation. D. II. Christensen. Main building.
Manual TrainIng-Room IS Main build
Ing.
Go:3o a. M
Practical Solution Of Shop Problems
1870 p. m.
Address. J. II. Upton,
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Co:15 TO 1915 a. m)
First giddc-Music, VIM. a. Wetzell.
Main building. room o
Second Erade-B class. Pap"r Folding
Sara +. knrrick. Union building. room 81
Second crs6e-A class. Writing and
Spelling w d Prosser. Union building
room 81
Third srade-Ar,. ]. Leo Fairbanks.
Main building assembly !.
Fourth grade-PhyBical Education.
Charlotte Stewart. Union building, room
III TO il:3o a. M
First erade-Physlcai Education. Char
lotte Stewart Main building. room Q
Second grade-Muslc, VIM. A Wetzell
Main building. room s.
Fourth Sradc-Art J. Leo Fairbanks
Main building assembly l.
"-90 10 u. m.)
First Srade-SonE Practice, VIM. a
"otzcW. Main building. room p
second Srade-B class. Reading and
room 81
Second grade \ class. RAMA weaving
Sara +. karrick, Union building. room
81.
Third Erade-srelline. r p - Scott
Union building. room IS.
Fourth rrade-Nature Work J.. n. Paul
Union building. room IS.
kindergarten - Physical Education
charlotte Stewart. Main building, room g.
f2-1o 10 $40 .. M
First grade-Moral Training. Or Jane
Skoticld. Main building room o
Second gradc-SonR Practice. WIN. 4
Nctzsl- Main building room 5
Third Erade-Moral Training DR. Doug
las member Board OF Education Union
building. nom -.
tnry "hight. Y. NJ &. a. Union build
Assistant Tcachcrs-J. Leo Fairbanks
Assembly !. Huin building.