Club Land of the Toiler Exemplified By the Workmens Club And Institute Union
Club Land of the Toiler Exemplified By the Workmens Club And Institute Union
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Any educational work that is done in a work- man's club should rather be regarded with approbation than censured for its shortcomings. It is, in a way, a 66 THE CLUB-LAND OP THE TOILER.
work of supererogation, and, as such, invites the spirit of approval rather than of criticism.
It seems to be in the nature of things that work of this sort should be more successful at the Union itself than in the clubs. There are many obvious reasons for this, but the most potent cause is contained in the fact... that the Club and Institute Union is more in contact with the cultivated world than its branches can hope to be. Again, the officers and managers of the Union are the best men chosen from the affiliated clubs ; the delegates who meet there periodically are the pick of the local clubs. The council and committees are formed from the same sources. The elite of club-land is picked out to perform the many necessary duties that must be carried on at head-quarters.
It is natural, therefore, and right, that all organising work should be accomplished here with greater ability and success ; and this, of course, applies to the educa- tional sphere of organisation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Any educational work that is done in a work- man's club should rather be regarded with approbation than censured for its shortcomings. It is, in a way, a 66 THE CLUB-LAND OP THE TOILER.
work of supererogation, and, as such, invites the spirit of approval rather than of criticism.
It seems to be in the nature of things that work of this sort should be more successful at the Union itself than in the clubs. There are many obvious reasons for this, but the most potent cause is contained in the fact... that the Club and Institute Union is more in contact with the cultivated world than its branches can hope to be. Again, the officers and managers of the Union are the best men chosen from the affiliated clubs ; the delegates who meet there periodically are the pick of the local clubs. The council and committees are formed from the same sources. The elite of club-land is picked out to perform the many necessary duties that must be carried on at head-quarters.
It is natural, therefore, and right, that all organising work should be accomplished here with greater ability and success ; and this, of course, applies to the educa- tional sphere of organisation.
What to read after Club Land of the Toiler Exemplified By the Workmens Club And Institute Union?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T S Peppin to read onlineMoreLess
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