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The remedy is easy; in schools with all-day instruction the way is obvious when the will is exerted.
12. If we consider the monotechnical day schools the matter becomes more difficult. Among the publicly provided schools they are the surest to foster civic education in the manufacturing population. But they have their disadvantages. They are the costliest of all schools. They make it easy for the pupil whose ambi- tion is greater than his capacity to forsake a career in which he could succeed f...or one of greater distinction In which he Is almost bound to fail. To regard them, and to organize them, simply as institutions for the encour- agement of Industrial efficiency is a great error. An Immeasurably greater Insight was shown by Greard In February, 1872, when he sent a report to the EDUCATION FOR CITIZENSHIP 95 magistracy of Paris advocating the establishment of manual training shops not simply to maintain the world- renowned excellence of the Parisian industries but also "to prevent the man from disappearing in the appren- tice and the citizen in the workman." A year later the first manual working shop (I'ecole Diderot) was opened as a metal-working school, and within sixteen years six more followed, whose yearly budgets, includ- ing six training schools for girls, in 1900 accounted for not less than one and three-quarter million francs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The remedy is easy; in schools with all-day instruction the way is obvious when the will is exerted.
12. If we consider the monotechnical day schools the matter becomes more difficult. Among the publicly provided schools they are the surest to foster civic education in the manufacturing population. But they have their disadvantages. They are the costliest of all schools. They make it easy for the pupil whose ambi- tion is greater than his capacity to forsake a career in which he could succeed f...or one of greater distinction In which he Is almost bound to fail. To regard them, and to organize them, simply as institutions for the encour- agement of Industrial efficiency is a great error. An Immeasurably greater Insight was shown by Greard In February, 1872, when he sent a report to the EDUCATION FOR CITIZENSHIP 95 magistracy of Paris advocating the establishment of manual training shops not simply to maintain the world- renowned excellence of the Parisian industries but also "to prevent the man from disappearing in the appren- tice and the citizen in the workman." A year later the first manual working shop (I'ecole Diderot) was opened as a metal-working school, and within sixteen years six more followed, whose yearly budgets, includ- ing six training schools for girls, in 1900 accounted for not less than one and three-quarter million francs.
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