Broad Lines in Science Teaching
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Those who leave the elementary school at thir- teen or fourteen, and do not at- tend a secondary school.
1 88 ENGINEERING 189 We shall take Group 1 1 first. The would-be engineers who fall under Group 1 1 are somewhat difficult to deal with. The type of boy who is intended for an engineer varies so much in different parts of the country. The parents of such boys are generally artisans or are employed in commercial offices ; and the five or six shillings a week which such a boy may earn in some ...temporary position is in some cases an important item in the weekly house-budget ; and in other cases, although the sum earned is not necessary, yet the parents prefer to consider slight additional comforts rather than the prospects of the boy. Group 1 1 may thus be divided into two sub-groups : 1 1 a. Those who are given the opportunity of staying at school until they are old enough to enter the shops.
\\b. Those who are sent to earn money as messengers, errand-boys, etc. , from thirteen or fourteen to sixteen years of age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those who leave the elementary school at thir- teen or fourteen, and do not at- tend a secondary school.
1 88 ENGINEERING 189 We shall take Group 1 1 first. The would-be engineers who fall under Group 1 1 are somewhat difficult to deal with. The type of boy who is intended for an engineer varies so much in different parts of the country. The parents of such boys are generally artisans or are employed in commercial offices ; and the five or six shillings a week which such a boy may earn in some ...temporary position is in some cases an important item in the weekly house-budget ; and in other cases, although the sum earned is not necessary, yet the parents prefer to consider slight additional comforts rather than the prospects of the boy. Group 1 1 may thus be divided into two sub-groups : 1 1 a. Those who are given the opportunity of staying at school until they are old enough to enter the shops.
\\b. Those who are sent to earn money as messengers, errand-boys, etc. , from thirteen or fourteen to sixteen years of age.
What to read after Broad Lines in Science Teaching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred Hodson to read onlineMoreLess
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