The citizen., 1911-12-22
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
Held in this City January 2-5

in the Womans' College and at the Girl.
High School Building.
AS on former years the teachers have
been divided into groups, the idea being
to have in each group those teachers
whose work is in the same grade or class
These teachers will then be addressed BY
instructors upon some phase Of school.
room work. which is of particular interest
to them and while this is being done the
other groups will also be addressed. In
this way the work is brought much closer
to the teacher than it could otherwise
when the instructor speaks to the whole
body of teachers.
Attendance at the institute is mandatory
Teachers are paid for attending the Insti-
tute al the same rate at which they are
paid for teaching and in fact the Institute
has been taken from the former regular
time of the school year.
This year eight instructors have been
provided, and there will also be three vis-
iting superintendents who are expected
to tell something of the work in their re-
spective counties.
The instructors follow:
DIR. NJ. Bates Stephens, State Superin-
tendent of Education, Annapolis, Md
DR.. c. H Gordnler. Department of
Latin and Greek, First Pennsylvania State
Normal School, Millersville, Pa.
William M. Rife, A. M, Professor of
Psychology and Superintendent of the
Model School, Pirst Pennsylvania State
Normal School, Millersville, Pa.
Dr. Joseph H. Apple, President of
Woman's College, Frederick, Md.
Prof. c. A. Jaquith, Department of
Psychology, Maryland State Normal
School, Baltimore, Md.
Prof. w. H. Wilcox. Department of
English, Maryland State Normal School,
Baltimore, Md.
Miss Mary S. Addams, Teacher of Read
ing, Reading, Pa.
Miss Ella V. Kreig. Primary Supervisor,
! Frederick county, Md, Frederick, Md.
Visiting SUPPLEMENTARY. ]. Hollo-
way, Wicomco county; Earle B. Wood,
Montgomery county, Milton Melvin,
Kent county.
The general meetings will be held at
the Womans College. The other meet
ings. or group meetings will be held at
the Girls High School building. The
program for the general meetings follows:
Tuesday, January 2. 10 clock a. m at
Woman's College-Prayer, music, ad-
dress of welcome, John s. Newman,
President of Board of County School
Commissioners; response, Principal R. E
Keeney, Middletown; music; address DIR.
Joseph Fl. Apple; music; address, The
Teachers Creed" DR.. c. H. Gordinier.
Wednesday, January 3, I;3o O'Clock p.
m. at Woman's Colege.-Prayer, music;
address, DIR. Joseph H. Apple; music; re-
cess; address. The Teachers Creed, !"
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Prof. c. A. Jaquth
Thursday, January a. 80 o'clock p. m.
at Woman's College-Prayer; address,
Miss Pearl Eader; music; address, Miss
Mary c. OFT; address. probably by DIR.
| P. p Claxton, Commissioner of Educa-
,ion, Washington, d. c., who has been
invited to make this address.
A general meeting of the Frederick
County Teachers Association will also
be held
Friday, January S, e.3o a. m. at the
Woman's College. Prayer; music; ad-
dress, Prof w. H. Wilcox; recess, ad-
dress, 1.-The Value of an Education" I"
Prof William M. Rife; address, DR.. Jos.
H. Apple; music; reports of committees,
general remarks, adjournment.
The following instructors have been as
signed the following subjects at the group
meetings to be held at the Girls High
School:
Tuesday, January 2-I.3o to 2.I5 D. M,
Group A, "The Development of the
Curriculum" Prof. c. A. Jaquith; B,
Words" Prof c. A. Jaquith; c, Teach
ing How to Study" DR.. Joseph H. Apple.
ais to 3 p. m Group A. THE Eye
and the Ear" DR.. Joseph H. Apple; B,
Reading" Miss Mary S. Adams; C.,
Power in Teaching" DIR. c. H. Gordi-
nier.
3 to 3.45 p. m.-Group A, "Moral
Training in the High School," DR., c. Fl.
Gordner; B, THE Teacher and Habit
Formation" Prof. c. A. Iaquith; c,
Reading" Miss Mary S. Addams.
Wednesday. Jan lary $3.50 to Io.I5a a.
m.-Group A, THE Teaching of Latin.
DR.. C. H. Gordinier; B, practical Meas
urements," DIR. Joseph H. Apple; c,
Reading" Miss Mary s. Addams.
1915 to II a. m.-Group A, 'The
Development of the Curriculum" Prof.
c. A. Jaquith; B, Reading" Miss S.
Addams; c, practical Measurements,
DR.. Joseph H. Apple.
II to II.45 a m.-Group A, to be filled
by County Superintendent; B, The
Teacher and Habit Formation" Prof c.
A. Jaquith; c. "A Little Literary Study,
DIR. c. H. Gordinier
Thursday, January 40 80 to Io.I5 a.
m.-Group A, The Brain" Dr. Joseph
H. Apple; B, Elements of language
Growth" Prof w. H. Wilcox; c, The
Comfy and its School" Prof. w. NJ. Rife.
1915 to II a. m.-Group A, "Litera'
ture," Prof. W. NJ. Rife; B, THE Cul.
ture of the Imagination" DIR. Joseph H.
Apple; c. Element Of Language Growth,
Prof w. H. Wilcox; B. Effective Teach.
ing" Prof w. M. Rife; c, Reading, u
Miss Mary s. Adams.
Evening entertainment Thursday even
, ing, January a s O'Clock. Woman's Col
lege-The public is condially invited tc
attend all sessions of the County Institute,
and the evening entertainment.
Frederick County School Board-Iohr
s. Newman. President; Philip Francis
, Lee, Dr. Fl. Boteler Gross. ]. Henry
Stokes. A. w. Nicodemus. Jr.. John C.
, Leatherman. John T. White. Count,
Superintendent; s, N. Young assistant
, Jacob Rohrback. attorney.
, Reception Committee Teachers o
Frederick CITY Schools.
Musical Directors-Amon Burgee
| Charles H. Remsburg
Secretary-Harry !. Kefauver
Assistant Secretaries-Miss Linnie Nc
Gugan, Miss Anna Wolfe.
; Schools Closing for the Holidays
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