The Teacher the School And the Community
The Teacher the School And the Community
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To-day there are more than eight thousand school gardens in Austria alone. To Mr. H. S. Clapp, of Boston, belongs the honor of starting the first American school garden (1890). This garden was originally intended for wild flowers, but it proved so helpful and interesting that a large vegetable garden was added. Massachusetts as a state has taken more or less initiative in school agriculture ; closely seconded by Ohio, until now all the states are interested, and there is scarcely one but has or...ganized agricultural clubs of some sort, with a state leader in charge, the state College of Agriculture and the United States Department of Agricul- ture cooperating.
But yet, in spite of the corn and pig clubs of the central states, the potato, poultry, and hay clubs of New England, and the cotton clubs of the South, agriculture in many 173 174 THE TEACHER, THE SCHOOL, AND THE COMMUNITY schools is not a success. Why? The teacher is often teaching it because compelled to do so by law, and not because of a vital interest in the subject or a determina- tion to press its importance home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To-day there are more than eight thousand school gardens in Austria alone. To Mr. H. S. Clapp, of Boston, belongs the honor of starting the first American school garden (1890). This garden was originally intended for wild flowers, but it proved so helpful and interesting that a large vegetable garden was added. Massachusetts as a state has taken more or less initiative in school agriculture ; closely seconded by Ohio, until now all the states are interested, and there is scarcely one but has or...ganized agricultural clubs of some sort, with a state leader in charge, the state College of Agriculture and the United States Department of Agricul- ture cooperating.
But yet, in spite of the corn and pig clubs of the central states, the potato, poultry, and hay clubs of New England, and the cotton clubs of the South, agriculture in many 173 174 THE TEACHER, THE SCHOOL, AND THE COMMUNITY schools is not a success. Why? The teacher is often teaching it because compelled to do so by law, and not because of a vital interest in the subject or a determina- tion to press its importance home.
What to read after The Teacher the School And the Community?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Inez N Inez Nellie Canfield Mcfee to read onlineMoreLess
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