Social Purpose; a Contribution to a Philosophy of Civic Society
Social Purpose; a Contribution to a Philosophy of Civic Society
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is perhaps the most striking of working-class educational organizations. Students for the most part undertake a course of work extending over at least three years, under the guidance of a tutor of University rank. The course is most exacting, as may be judged from the following extract from the report of the Master of BaUiol on some of these classes : " Twenty-five per cent, of the essays examined by him after second year's work in two classes, and first year's work in six classes, were equal t...o the work done by students who gained first classes in the Final Schools of Modem History. He was astonished not so much at the quality as at the quantity of the quaUty of the work done." — University Tutorial Classes, A. Mansbridge, p. 178.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC 2i8 SOCIAL PURPOSE towns, and villages.' What is perfectly possible, if we are willing enough to make the effort, is that through the Workers' Educational Association, or through any other of the organizations we have mentioned, there should be a University centre in every town in the country, to which a boy or girl leaving the continuation school or during or after attendance at a technical school, should normally and naturally repair for the continuance of his non- vocational education.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
is perhaps the most striking of working-class educational organizations. Students for the most part undertake a course of work extending over at least three years, under the guidance of a tutor of University rank. The course is most exacting, as may be judged from the following extract from the report of the Master of BaUiol on some of these classes : " Twenty-five per cent, of the essays examined by him after second year's work in two classes, and first year's work in six classes, were equal t...o the work done by students who gained first classes in the Final Schools of Modem History. He was astonished not so much at the quality as at the quantity of the quaUty of the work done." — University Tutorial Classes, A. Mansbridge, p. 178.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC 2i8 SOCIAL PURPOSE towns, and villages.' What is perfectly possible, if we are willing enough to make the effort, is that through the Workers' Educational Association, or through any other of the organizations we have mentioned, there should be a University centre in every town in the country, to which a boy or girl leaving the continuation school or during or after attendance at a technical school, should normally and naturally repair for the continuance of his non- vocational education.
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