Discussions in Education
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The majority of our people now reside in cities or large towns. The boy, when out of school, can no longer re- sort to the carpenter's bench in the barn; for there is no barn, not even a wood-shed only a coal-cellar. He may at times be found in a vacant, unfilled lot, having a very poor time playing a very poor game of ball; now and then he may make a laborious expedition to some park or skating-pond for amusement; but during the most of the time he has no resort outside the house except the si...dewalk.
Even in the country the state of things has greatly changed within the last forty and twenty years. For- merly the population was almost entirely of native New England stock possessing wonderful dexterity, great inventive power, and a mechanical insight which amounted to genius. At the same time, the mechanic arts, and even the factory industries, were carried on in such a way that almost every person employed might be regarded as a skilled workman. How great the change! To-day these regions are peopled by tens of thousands of Irish and French-Canadians, who have inherited little mechanical insight, and almost no inventive power, and have themselves had small training in the arts of in- dustry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The majority of our people now reside in cities or large towns. The boy, when out of school, can no longer re- sort to the carpenter's bench in the barn; for there is no barn, not even a wood-shed only a coal-cellar. He may at times be found in a vacant, unfilled lot, having a very poor time playing a very poor game of ball; now and then he may make a laborious expedition to some park or skating-pond for amusement; but during the most of the time he has no resort outside the house except the si...dewalk.
Even in the country the state of things has greatly changed within the last forty and twenty years. For- merly the population was almost entirely of native New England stock possessing wonderful dexterity, great inventive power, and a mechanical insight which amounted to genius. At the same time, the mechanic arts, and even the factory industries, were carried on in such a way that almost every person employed might be regarded as a skilled workman. How great the change! To-day these regions are peopled by tens of thousands of Irish and French-Canadians, who have inherited little mechanical insight, and almost no inventive power, and have themselves had small training in the arts of in- dustry.
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