Exhibition of Sewing Under the Auspices of the New York Association of Sewing Schools At the American Art Galleries ..
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One paid teacher only for each session of the school. The number of pupils is limited by the Board of Health to 30, on account of size of rooms. The children pay 10 cents a week for instruction and generally earn it themselves.
The afternoon sessions coming after school hours, the girls are not as fresh as when attending Saturday morning schools. The crochet and knitting work of the exhibit is made from pupil's own materials, and the articles such as they made are for home use, not especially f...or exhibition purposes, and were made without aid from the teacher.
Most of the pupils were once children of the Day Nursery.
62 WORKINGMAN'S SCHOOL, 109 West 54th Street, New York City.
The cards represent the work of the different grades as it is car- ried on this year. Owing to a change in the course, we have been obliged, in one or two instances, to substitute teachers' samples for pupils' work. In the two lowest classes boys and girls work together. In the Third Year, the tucking, gauging, and gathering patches, lead to the apron, in which the principles of tucking, gaug- ing, and gathering to a band are practically applied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One paid teacher only for each session of the school. The number of pupils is limited by the Board of Health to 30, on account of size of rooms. The children pay 10 cents a week for instruction and generally earn it themselves.
The afternoon sessions coming after school hours, the girls are not as fresh as when attending Saturday morning schools. The crochet and knitting work of the exhibit is made from pupil's own materials, and the articles such as they made are for home use, not especially f...or exhibition purposes, and were made without aid from the teacher.
Most of the pupils were once children of the Day Nursery.
62 WORKINGMAN'S SCHOOL, 109 West 54th Street, New York City.
The cards represent the work of the different grades as it is car- ried on this year. Owing to a change in the course, we have been obliged, in one or two instances, to substitute teachers' samples for pupils' work. In the two lowest classes boys and girls work together. In the Third Year, the tucking, gauging, and gathering patches, lead to the apron, in which the principles of tucking, gaug- ing, and gathering to a band are practically applied.
What to read after Exhibition of Sewing Under the Auspices of the New York Association of Sewing Schools At the American Art Galleries ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by New York Association of Sewing Schools. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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