Increasing Home Efficiency
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Professor Martha Van Rensselaer, in charge of the Department of Home Economics in the New York State College of Agriculture, is con- ducting a most successful campaign for modern home-making among the farmers' wives of her State. In many States of the Union and in the provinces of Canada this extension work is under way. It might be better if we could adopt the method introduced by the late Dr. Seaman A.
Knapp Into the Department of Agriculture, which sends teachers straight to the farms to tea...ch boys and girls and parents how to handle their home and agricultural problems under normal conditions.
But these demonstratiqn cars and correspondence courses are a good beginning.
It may seem strange that we have put the graded schools ahead of the secondary schools and colleges, which have such excellent courses in home economics, in this consideration of the places where 176 Increasing Home Efficiency one may learn to keep house. The reason is that these higher schools are not primarily training housekeepers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Professor Martha Van Rensselaer, in charge of the Department of Home Economics in the New York State College of Agriculture, is con- ducting a most successful campaign for modern home-making among the farmers' wives of her State. In many States of the Union and in the provinces of Canada this extension work is under way. It might be better if we could adopt the method introduced by the late Dr. Seaman A.
Knapp Into the Department of Agriculture, which sends teachers straight to the farms to tea...ch boys and girls and parents how to handle their home and agricultural problems under normal conditions.
But these demonstratiqn cars and correspondence courses are a good beginning.
It may seem strange that we have put the graded schools ahead of the secondary schools and colleges, which have such excellent courses in home economics, in this consideration of the places where 176 Increasing Home Efficiency one may learn to keep house. The reason is that these higher schools are not primarily training housekeepers.
What to read after Increasing Home Efficiency?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bruère, Martha Bensley, 1879-1953 to read onlineMoreLess
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