Socialized Germany
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Attendance at a recognized guild school re- lieves the boy from attendance at the public indus- trial continuation school. " ^ The instruction in these schools, both in the trade subjects and other subjects, is made to fit the needs of the pupil as nearly as possible. In the arithmetic course checks, drafts, and bills of exchange are studied. The bookkeeping instruction is adapted to the trade in which it will be used. In the classes for factory workers only such instruction is given as is cons...idered of value to the permanently depen- dent worker. There is instruction in industrial regu- lations relating to apprentices and joumejonen (the apprentice system is stUl holding its own in Germany alongside of the factory system), order and discipline in industrial operations, the hygienic requirements of the workshop, the co-operation and division of labor. Then there is the training for good citizen- ^ U. S. Bureau of Education Bulletin, 1913, No. 9. See also J.
Saxon Mills, in Fortnightly Review, vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Attendance at a recognized guild school re- lieves the boy from attendance at the public indus- trial continuation school. " ^ The instruction in these schools, both in the trade subjects and other subjects, is made to fit the needs of the pupil as nearly as possible. In the arithmetic course checks, drafts, and bills of exchange are studied. The bookkeeping instruction is adapted to the trade in which it will be used. In the classes for factory workers only such instruction is given as is cons...idered of value to the permanently depen- dent worker. There is instruction in industrial regu- lations relating to apprentices and joumejonen (the apprentice system is stUl holding its own in Germany alongside of the factory system), order and discipline in industrial operations, the hygienic requirements of the workshop, the co-operation and division of labor. Then there is the training for good citizen- ^ U. S. Bureau of Education Bulletin, 1913, No. 9. See also J.
Saxon Mills, in Fortnightly Review, vol.
What to read after Socialized Germany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Loewy, Benno, 1854-1919. Fmo to read onlineMoreLess
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