Education And Chinese Agriculture
Education And Chinese Agriculture
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As soon as the work can be put on a high enough plane, advanced degrees may be given.
9. Training Abroad. It is recommended that, generally speaking, students go abroad for graduate work only, and for rather highly specialized work at that. It is important chiefly in order to get in touch with the ablest men in particular lines, and should be accompanied with much travel both in the United States and in Europe. Even the specialist in agricultural science should study his subject in relation to ...economic and social conditions in the country where he studies.
10. Adult Education. We must take as the definition of "adult" any person permanently out of school. With this in mind, adult education becomes more hopeful in China than otherwise would be the case, for there is a fair possibility that persons between the ages of 15 and 30, permanently out of school, provided they have had some schooling, can be - 36 - continuously interested in the educative process, especially in technical lines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soon as the work can be put on a high enough plane, advanced degrees may be given.
9. Training Abroad. It is recommended that, generally speaking, students go abroad for graduate work only, and for rather highly specialized work at that. It is important chiefly in order to get in touch with the ablest men in particular lines, and should be accompanied with much travel both in the United States and in Europe. Even the specialist in agricultural science should study his subject in relation to ...economic and social conditions in the country where he studies.
10. Adult Education. We must take as the definition of "adult" any person permanently out of school. With this in mind, adult education becomes more hopeful in China than otherwise would be the case, for there is a fair possibility that persons between the ages of 15 and 30, permanently out of school, provided they have had some schooling, can be - 36 - continuously interested in the educative process, especially in technical lines.
What to read after Education And Chinese Agriculture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butterfield, Kenyon L. (Kenyon Leech), 1868-1935 to read onlineMoreLess
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