Citizenship An Introduction to Social Ethics
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To one of suitable talent and temperament these callings are very attractive. The material reward is usually regarded as a minor factor.
The ImmU In choosing a vocation a youth should ask, ''What of choice can I do best that society needs most?" To assist in answering this question truly is the aim of voca- tional guidance. It calls for close study of all the conditions of any vocation imder consideration and the aptitude of the individual for it. This is greatly aided by some experience as a h...elper in the work.
To this end high-school and college students who have chosen a vocation should seek employment that will give them knowledge of and experience in the busi- ness contemplated. Engineering students, for in- stance, when they have to remain out of college for a year to earn money, should seek work in engineering projects rather than enter temporarily upon teaching with no special preparation for it.
This is best for them, for society, and especially for the schools.
Owing to want of vocational guidance, too many VOCATIONS 101 youths drift into non-productive vocations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To one of suitable talent and temperament these callings are very attractive. The material reward is usually regarded as a minor factor.
The ImmU In choosing a vocation a youth should ask, ''What of choice can I do best that society needs most?" To assist in answering this question truly is the aim of voca- tional guidance. It calls for close study of all the conditions of any vocation imder consideration and the aptitude of the individual for it. This is greatly aided by some experience as a h...elper in the work.
To this end high-school and college students who have chosen a vocation should seek employment that will give them knowledge of and experience in the busi- ness contemplated. Engineering students, for in- stance, when they have to remain out of college for a year to earn money, should seek work in engineering projects rather than enter temporarily upon teaching with no special preparation for it.
This is best for them, for society, and especially for the schools.
Owing to want of vocational guidance, too many VOCATIONS 101 youths drift into non-productive vocations.
What to read after Citizenship An Introduction to Social Ethics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milton Bennion to read onlineMoreLess
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