The Town Child
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These might easily slip through the meshes of the scholarship net, but would be safely caught by the more closely- woven fabric of the higher elementary school.
THE CHILD AND THE SCHOOL 193 Various kinds of schools, or various sections in the same school, will be required. There will, for example, be the wood-work type, the engineering type, the commercial type, the dressmaking type, and many others. These institutions must not be regarded as trade schools, or as substitutes for the old system ...of apprenticeship. To cultivate manual dexterity, or to impart some form of specialised knowledge, such as book-keeping, is not their object. Their true aim is of a more generalised character ; they should endeavour to foster a rich cluster of interests, grouped round some particular phase of industrial life. Incidentally the pupil may learn to use certain tools, and will at any rate become familiar with the organisation and the language of the work- shop. But the essence of the matter lies in the en- couragement of appropriate interests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These might easily slip through the meshes of the scholarship net, but would be safely caught by the more closely- woven fabric of the higher elementary school.
THE CHILD AND THE SCHOOL 193 Various kinds of schools, or various sections in the same school, will be required. There will, for example, be the wood-work type, the engineering type, the commercial type, the dressmaking type, and many others. These institutions must not be regarded as trade schools, or as substitutes for the old system ...of apprenticeship. To cultivate manual dexterity, or to impart some form of specialised knowledge, such as book-keeping, is not their object. Their true aim is of a more generalised character ; they should endeavour to foster a rich cluster of interests, grouped round some particular phase of industrial life. Incidentally the pupil may learn to use certain tools, and will at any rate become familiar with the organisation and the language of the work- shop. But the essence of the matter lies in the en- couragement of appropriate interests.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald Arthur Bray to read onlineMoreLess
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