Publications volume 2
Publications volume 2
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An appro- priation annually made from the State towards this end would, in my opinion, be money wisely expended. A central University, where both the theory and practice of agriculture, mecbanicul and civil engineering, and the physical sciences, together with a thorough course in liter- ature and modern languages could be the curriculum, would be a most important step in the material welfare of the State, and one that would be appreciated and prized by the young men who ask for such training.
...We have a need for better educated mechanics, not to make them dissatisfied with their calling, but to stimulate them to greater efficiency and thoroughness in tbeir re- spective trades.
A boy with a taste for mechanics, either natural or ac- quired, is forced to-day, by his slender resources, to be- gin work for his livelihood before his mind is developed, or his hands trained, and being thus checked in the com- mencement of life, will never be anything better than a journeyman worker. Let the same boy go through a course of educational training, such as I have been describing, for three years before enteriug the workshop or factory, and in nine cases out of ten he will rise step by step to a position of honor and influence in his chosen career, while his moral and social surroundings will be commensu- rately higher.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An appro- priation annually made from the State towards this end would, in my opinion, be money wisely expended. A central University, where both the theory and practice of agriculture, mecbanicul and civil engineering, and the physical sciences, together with a thorough course in liter- ature and modern languages could be the curriculum, would be a most important step in the material welfare of the State, and one that would be appreciated and prized by the young men who ask for such training.
...We have a need for better educated mechanics, not to make them dissatisfied with their calling, but to stimulate them to greater efficiency and thoroughness in tbeir re- spective trades.
A boy with a taste for mechanics, either natural or ac- quired, is forced to-day, by his slender resources, to be- gin work for his livelihood before his mind is developed, or his hands trained, and being thus checked in the com- mencement of life, will never be anything better than a journeyman worker. Let the same boy go through a course of educational training, such as I have been describing, for three years before enteriug the workshop or factory, and in nine cases out of ten he will rise step by step to a position of honor and influence in his chosen career, while his moral and social surroundings will be commensu- rately higher.
What to read after Publications volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Me York Institute Saco to read onlineMoreLess
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