The Peoples School a Study in Vocational Training
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Among men whose surroundings have stolen from them the right to even common thoughts, the trade school would work for a vast spiritual en- richment. In relation to their work, this deepen- ing of experience would be greatest. Though trade instruction could not break down the thick walls of specialization, could not bring the man into closer physical relation to the finished pro- duct of his toil, it could tie him to it by a firm bond of understanding. It would open up to him a world of thought ...where he dreamed no thought existed. It would interest him in a world of homely things which now he deems unworthy of his inter- est, in stocks and stones and bars of steel. And it would teach him to express himself in these ma- terials of industry, putting into them the fancy, the feeling, the loving care which would make our articles of commerce justify their etymology by being truly things of beauty, "bits of art. " TRADE EDUCATION AND THE WOMAN The great question mark with which to-day punc- tuates many an ancient usage is largest and blackest after the word woman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Among men whose surroundings have stolen from them the right to even common thoughts, the trade school would work for a vast spiritual en- richment. In relation to their work, this deepen- ing of experience would be greatest. Though trade instruction could not break down the thick walls of specialization, could not bring the man into closer physical relation to the finished pro- duct of his toil, it could tie him to it by a firm bond of understanding. It would open up to him a world of thought ...where he dreamed no thought existed. It would interest him in a world of homely things which now he deems unworthy of his inter- est, in stocks and stones and bars of steel. And it would teach him to express himself in these ma- terials of industry, putting into them the fancy, the feeling, the loving care which would make our articles of commerce justify their etymology by being truly things of beauty, "bits of art. " TRADE EDUCATION AND THE WOMAN The great question mark with which to-day punc- tuates many an ancient usage is largest and blackest after the word woman.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth Mary Weeks to read onlineMoreLess
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