The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-08-30

The enrolment fee IL one dollar. The
enrolling clerks will be ut their poet
only when the institute is not in session.
DO not ask to enter late or go home
a day early. You cannot do yourself
justice If you are not present the entire
session.
In planning this institute il has been
our endeavor to have presented work
that is inspirational. professional and
practical. IL has been our aim 10 pro
vide material for all classes OF teachers.
The lecture, class exercise and Round
Table methods will be followed. This
new sectional plan combines both inspi-
ration and helplulness in proper proper
ton. Teachers should be prepared with
nlan books 20 be filled out as the work
goes forward.
Beginning teachers are to meet daily
after Monday at Beginners Round
Table, S:l5 \. NJ.
The High School section will meet in
the Petit Jury room daily ut 10 10 with
Prof. Chs. Homer Bean, ut ll:l5
Round Table.
The grammar grade section will meet
with Prof. Nenner in Court Room ut
1915. 1915 and IL :l5.
The primary section will meet with
Mrs. Gugsell in Grand Jury room at
I9:l5 and IL is.
The afternoon sessions will be held in
the Court Room and will be general.
The music will be in charge of Prof.
Chas Barts. The teachers will be sup
Piled with NeCollins Institute Songs and
copies of it may be bought from the
Treasurer at l5c.
The subjects of the High School Sec
ton are: THE Demands of Practical
Life on Education THE Pupil in His
Teens. Memory and Habit Train
Il ing for Workmanship" Training to be
Fellow Man" The other meeting of
the Section will be Round Table Talks.
The subjects of the grammar grade
sections OF the week are "Horatious at
the Bridge" "Snow Round, "Evahge-
line, "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, +"
The Great Stone Face" "Hiawatha, 4"
THE Last of the Mohicans," and "Some
practical forms of oral composition"
"Hiawatha" and 1.-The Last Of the
Mohicans" are TO be used instead of
"Encch Arden, Merchant of Venice"
and Vision of Sir Launfal," in the work
of the eighth grade.
] In the primary section, phonics Will
be handled in the first and primary
methods in the second period.
The Teachers Reading Circle books
are as follows: Briggs and Coffman' 5
/ Reading In the Public Schools so
Strayer's 4 Brief Course in The Teaching
Process 80
Each teacher should have set of these
books for his own use. 1t is never sat
isfactory TO use your neighbor's books.
A teachers pedagogical library is one
of her chief assets
An opportunity will be given TO secure
your school papers for the coming year.
Advantage should be taken of the low
combination offers to secure your years
reading.
Class A. and B. Certificates from Cor
nal Schools should be shown the super
lintendent during the week, or at prelim-
mary institutes which will be held later
Beginning teachers and young teach
ers are requested TO occupy flont seats
The rear seats are seats OF honor.
A cordial welcome is extended TO visi
tors.
The firm of Huther and SteinkamI
Kindly gave the institute the use of the
Ipiano without charges.
FELLOW TEACHERS.
/ am sure We shall have an ENJOYABLE
as well as a profitable session this year
1t is a valuable privilege for teachers &c
come toge' her for a week, exchange
ideas and be under the direction OF lead
ling educator wish To urge your
hearty co. operation and enlist your en-
tnusiastic support IN making this insti.
tute success In every way.
Wishing you a pleasant and success
full years work, l am very truly yours.
! VIM. MELchIOE