Elementary Education a Letter to the Clergy of the Archdeaconry On the New Edu
Elementary Education a Letter to the Clergy of the Archdeaconry On the New Edu
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Surely after this unfair treatment, it is not to be supposed that we shall willingly trust ourselves in future to the tender mercies of those who have not kept faith with us.
Differences of opinion will probably exist as to the wisdom of those " compulsory" clauses which are now about to be enforced. For my own part, I see neither the necessity nor the wisdom of their intro- duction. I believe that a sense of the value of education is advancing so steadily in England that in another generation,... apart from all compulsion, the common object which we have in view might be easily attained.
This country has been considered hitherto a land of freedom, a land of moral suasion rather than compulsion. We concluded that every labouring man, having a family of children, and finding great difficulty in maintaining them, was justified in sup- plementing his own small earnings by the additional labour of his children.
All this, however, is now changed. We find it deliberately resolved and publicly declared that, as a general rule, the right to labour up to the age of twelve years must depend on previous schooling — a declaration which will be most hateful to the poor, and must render the scheme in a great degree in- operative.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Surely after this unfair treatment, it is not to be supposed that we shall willingly trust ourselves in future to the tender mercies of those who have not kept faith with us.
Differences of opinion will probably exist as to the wisdom of those " compulsory" clauses which are now about to be enforced. For my own part, I see neither the necessity nor the wisdom of their intro- duction. I believe that a sense of the value of education is advancing so steadily in England that in another generation,... apart from all compulsion, the common object which we have in view might be easily attained.
This country has been considered hitherto a land of freedom, a land of moral suasion rather than compulsion. We concluded that every labouring man, having a family of children, and finding great difficulty in maintaining them, was justified in sup- plementing his own small earnings by the additional labour of his children.
All this, however, is now changed. We find it deliberately resolved and publicly declared that, as a general rule, the right to labour up to the age of twelve years must depend on previous schooling — a declaration which will be most hateful to the poor, and must render the scheme in a great degree in- operative.
What to read after Elementary Education a Letter to the Clergy of the Archdeaconry On the New Edu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Stanton to read onlineMoreLess
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