Child Problems
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In the United States as yet no such incentive has been developed. The volunteer, however, is not drafted into the service, but is appointed only after signifying his desire to assist in the work of the probation office. Therefore it might be supposed that only persons sincerely interested in the work would apply for appoint- ment. In actual practice volunteer work, which is most commonly carried on by women, is handicapped by the following disadvantages : — (1) Frequently the volunteer has only... an ephemeral in- terest in probation work — an interest excited by a sudden contact with the fascinating features of the problem. After a few reverses in attempting to reform delinquent children, her ardor cools, and as she does not feel the responsibility borne by a paid official, her efficiency rapidly declines.
(2) Volunteer work is often in danger of becoming fash- ionable. When such conditions obtain, it is less the spirit of service than the popularity of service which dominates the volunteer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the United States as yet no such incentive has been developed. The volunteer, however, is not drafted into the service, but is appointed only after signifying his desire to assist in the work of the probation office. Therefore it might be supposed that only persons sincerely interested in the work would apply for appoint- ment. In actual practice volunteer work, which is most commonly carried on by women, is handicapped by the following disadvantages : — (1) Frequently the volunteer has only... an ephemeral in- terest in probation work — an interest excited by a sudden contact with the fascinating features of the problem. After a few reverses in attempting to reform delinquent children, her ardor cools, and as she does not feel the responsibility borne by a paid official, her efficiency rapidly declines.
(2) Volunteer work is often in danger of becoming fash- ionable. When such conditions obtain, it is less the spirit of service than the popularity of service which dominates the volunteer.
What to read after Child Problems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Benjamin Mangold to read onlineMoreLess
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