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As a subject in the high school curriciilum, agricult- ure is of recent date. During the first half of the last century we find scattered instances of futile attempts to introduce it into certain academies with humanistic tendencies. For years the agriculture taught in many land-grant colleges was of purely secondary grade. Un- like many other secondary studies, it came down from the college only indirectly; that is, it was made effective in the high schools after a partial failure in the eleme...n- tary schools with their severe handicap of the imprepared condition of the teachers. When scarcely one hundred publicly supported secondary schools had introduced agriculture, it was required by law in the rural schools of twelve States. While rather indifferently obeyed, these laws indicated a growing sentiment that has re- sulted in the rapid introduction of agrioilture into rural high schools.
What Agriculture Is.— To those living by it, agricult- lu-e is a business; to those practicing it successfully, it certainly is an art.
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As a subject in the high school curriciilum, agricult- ure is of recent date. During the first half of the last century we find scattered instances of futile attempts to introduce it into certain academies with humanistic tendencies. For years the agriculture taught in many land-grant colleges was of purely secondary grade. Un- like many other secondary studies, it came down from the college only indirectly; that is, it was made effective in the high schools after a partial failure in the eleme...n- tary schools with their severe handicap of the imprepared condition of the teachers. When scarcely one hundred publicly supported secondary schools had introduced agriculture, it was required by law in the rural schools of twelve States. While rather indifferently obeyed, these laws indicated a growing sentiment that has re- sulted in the rapid introduction of agrioilture into rural high schools.
What Agriculture Is.— To those living by it, agricult- lu-e is a business; to those practicing it successfully, it certainly is an art.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston, Charles Hughes, 1877- [from Old Catalog] Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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