The Making of a Trade School
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Although the object is to work as tradedoes, the educational aim is also prominent, and the course of traininghas been planned with both ends in view. Order work plays an importantpart in this section, for it makes possible the quantity and variety ofmaterial necessary to supply the many repetitions of important phases ofdressmaking, the new views of old principles, and the elaborate costumemanufacturing which are needed in the training. It would be impossiblefor a school to adequately deal wit...h the many varieties of garments inthis trade without some equivalent for the order work. The use of modelsor of practice material is not satisfactory on account of the greatdifference between theoretical and practical knowledge in handlingvaluable materials. A girl may learn to run fine tucks on cheesecloth, but this will not enable her to do satisfactory hand-tucking on chiffon. Neither is it a correct educational or economic principle to cut upquantities of good material, which the students will look upon as"rags, " and then, after working on them, to throw them into a receptaclefor waste or sell them simply to get rid of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Although the object is to work as tradedoes, the educational aim is also prominent, and the course of traininghas been planned with both ends in view. Order work plays an importantpart in this section, for it makes possible the quantity and variety ofmaterial necessary to supply the many repetitions of important phases ofdressmaking, the new views of old principles, and the elaborate costumemanufacturing which are needed in the training. It would be impossiblefor a school to adequately deal wit...h the many varieties of garments inthis trade without some equivalent for the order work. The use of modelsor of practice material is not satisfactory on account of the greatdifference between theoretical and practical knowledge in handlingvaluable materials. A girl may learn to run fine tucks on cheesecloth, but this will not enable her to do satisfactory hand-tucking on chiffon. Neither is it a correct educational or economic principle to cut upquantities of good material, which the students will look upon as"rags, " and then, after working on them, to throw them into a receptaclefor waste or sell them simply to get rid of them.
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