Publications volume 3
Publications volume 3
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Therefore they are usually taken out of school at the end of the intermediate course and placed as apprentices in some shop, or set to work in a store or factory where they must earn their own living. The re- sult is that unless they are naturally gifted they will never rise above a mediocre position in their calling, and never attain a due rank in society, because of lack of early and sufficient education. They are unfitted for the position of foremen or superintendents, seldom become master w...ork- men, and are deficient in that intelligence and culture which enables them to enjoy the society of cultivated persons, or the higher works of literature and art. If they could be taught the principles of some mechanical trade, like the machinist's or the carpenter's, with sufficient practice to make them good workmen, and be instructed in the theory as well, they would be enabled to euter upon their life's work with minds developed and hands skilled, and thereby earn a better living and attain a higher place in the social world than they could otherwise possess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Therefore they are usually taken out of school at the end of the intermediate course and placed as apprentices in some shop, or set to work in a store or factory where they must earn their own living. The re- sult is that unless they are naturally gifted they will never rise above a mediocre position in their calling, and never attain a due rank in society, because of lack of early and sufficient education. They are unfitted for the position of foremen or superintendents, seldom become master w...ork- men, and are deficient in that intelligence and culture which enables them to enjoy the society of cultivated persons, or the higher works of literature and art. If they could be taught the principles of some mechanical trade, like the machinist's or the carpenter's, with sufficient practice to make them good workmen, and be instructed in the theory as well, they would be enabled to euter upon their life's work with minds developed and hands skilled, and thereby earn a better living and attain a higher place in the social world than they could otherwise possess.
What to read after Publications volume 3?
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