A Handbook of Vocational Education
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Teachers of the textile branches enjoy similar advantages.
3. Continuation Schools. At first these schools were taught by elementary school teachers, who seldom possessed the necessary skill. Consequently these teachers at present all receive special training in art, commercial subjects, language, and arith- metic. In 1909 the sum of $47, 600 was expended in training continuation teachers. The number of such instructors is about 12, 000, of whom some 550 are employed in the daytime, and the rem...ainder at night. Those who have investigated the subject tell us that much remains to be done hi the proper training of this class of teachers.
ioo HANDBOOK OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION 4. Vocational Teachers for Girls' Schools. These schools are the most fortunate of all so far as ade- quate training of teachers is concerned. There are three State schools for this class of teachers, one at Posen, one at Rheydt, one at Potsdam. For ad- mission a pupil must be a graduate of higher girls' school or girls' middle school.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Teachers of the textile branches enjoy similar advantages.
3. Continuation Schools. At first these schools were taught by elementary school teachers, who seldom possessed the necessary skill. Consequently these teachers at present all receive special training in art, commercial subjects, language, and arith- metic. In 1909 the sum of $47, 600 was expended in training continuation teachers. The number of such instructors is about 12, 000, of whom some 550 are employed in the daytime, and the rem...ainder at night. Those who have investigated the subject tell us that much remains to be done hi the proper training of this class of teachers.
ioo HANDBOOK OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION 4. Vocational Teachers for Girls' Schools. These schools are the most fortunate of all so far as ade- quate training of teachers is concerned. There are three State schools for this class of teachers, one at Posen, one at Rheydt, one at Potsdam. For ad- mission a pupil must be a graduate of higher girls' school or girls' middle school.
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