Education And Social Progress
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We might extend the period of compulsory schooling for two or three years beyond the present limit, or we might build upon the ele- mentary school a complete system of part-time continuation classes carrying forward the general and practical education of those who must leave school at fourteen, and making it more helpful for the successful discharge of their various duties in life. This would really be a form of secondary education for the masses of the people.
The first would doubtless be the ...ideal solution, but it must, we fear, be dismissed as impracticable at the present time. The burden upon working- class parents would be increased beyond what they could bear without substantial State assistance. Also/ the difficulty of making the change from school environment to life conditions would be greater even than now. Moreover, psychological investigation has shown that the great majority of boys and girls at fourteen years of age, in all grades of society, are ready for vocational training provided it is accom- panied by suitable forms of education.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We might extend the period of compulsory schooling for two or three years beyond the present limit, or we might build upon the ele- mentary school a complete system of part-time continuation classes carrying forward the general and practical education of those who must leave school at fourteen, and making it more helpful for the successful discharge of their various duties in life. This would really be a form of secondary education for the masses of the people.
The first would doubtless be the ...ideal solution, but it must, we fear, be dismissed as impracticable at the present time. The burden upon working- class parents would be increased beyond what they could bear without substantial State assistance. Also/ the difficulty of making the change from school environment to life conditions would be greater even than now. Moreover, psychological investigation has shown that the great majority of boys and girls at fourteen years of age, in all grades of society, are ready for vocational training provided it is accom- panied by suitable forms of education.
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