Primary Artisan Education
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It is for the practical end of training pupils to keep a garden for pleasure and profit that we would attach a garden to the school.
For this purpose the garden plot must be large. It need not be near the school buildings. A plot in the nearest allotments will do quite well. It will not harm the pupils to walk half a mile away from the school buildings rather than towards them. If they arrive half an hour late, well let them stay half an hour beyond the school leaving hour. There is no fetish i...n the hour of four, and the pupils will be in the open air and exercising their limbs. They will not suffer from brain-fag or nervous exhaustion in the school garden. The pupils should . Themselves dig, drain, and trench the ground, pre- pare the soil, plant the seed and seedlings, tend the plants, and do all the very varied work of the gardener through- out the whole year. To do this thoroughly, it is not possible for every boy in the school to be attached to the gardening class. Several groups of pupils could pursue the course throughout the year, and at the end give place to several other groups.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is for the practical end of training pupils to keep a garden for pleasure and profit that we would attach a garden to the school.
For this purpose the garden plot must be large. It need not be near the school buildings. A plot in the nearest allotments will do quite well. It will not harm the pupils to walk half a mile away from the school buildings rather than towards them. If they arrive half an hour late, well let them stay half an hour beyond the school leaving hour. There is no fetish i...n the hour of four, and the pupils will be in the open air and exercising their limbs. They will not suffer from brain-fag or nervous exhaustion in the school garden. The pupils should . Themselves dig, drain, and trench the ground, pre- pare the soil, plant the seed and seedlings, tend the plants, and do all the very varied work of the gardener through- out the whole year. To do this thoroughly, it is not possible for every boy in the school to be attached to the gardening class. Several groups of pupils could pursue the course throughout the year, and at the end give place to several other groups.
What to read after Primary Artisan Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W P Welpton to read onlineMoreLess
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