Patrons of Democracy
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Let no vocational work steal from the book work; let no trade, industrial, business, no normal or technical, school, divide the time with the high school. They must follow the high school.
The children of the grades should have sloyd and cooking and sewing, to give a 21 PATRONS OF DEMOCRACY necessary variety to their study, — some- thing different, something for their eager hands, — just as they should have play. These occupations tremendously add to the vocabulary, the general understanding an...d sympathy, as well as to a better-working brain; for accurate hands demand an ac- curate brain. But there should be no voca- tional or trade caste to this, if the child is normal ; and it should end with the eighth grade, the next four years, except for the deficient, being devoted to books.
Technical and normal schools are increas- ingly necessary; whereas trade schools — schools to teach moulding, shipbuilding, coal-mining, trawling, - and tombstone-cut- ting — are sheer nonsense. What better trade-school than the shop?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let no vocational work steal from the book work; let no trade, industrial, business, no normal or technical, school, divide the time with the high school. They must follow the high school.
The children of the grades should have sloyd and cooking and sewing, to give a 21 PATRONS OF DEMOCRACY necessary variety to their study, — some- thing different, something for their eager hands, — just as they should have play. These occupations tremendously add to the vocabulary, the general understanding an...d sympathy, as well as to a better-working brain; for accurate hands demand an ac- curate brain. But there should be no voca- tional or trade caste to this, if the child is normal ; and it should end with the eighth grade, the next four years, except for the deficient, being devoted to books.
Technical and normal schools are increas- ingly necessary; whereas trade schools — schools to teach moulding, shipbuilding, coal-mining, trawling, - and tombstone-cut- ting — are sheer nonsense. What better trade-school than the shop?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharp Dallas Lore to read onlineMoreLess
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