Social Problems in Porto Rico
Social Problems in Porto Rico
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The man who is in touch with the large affairs of hfe forgets his own petty annoyances in the contemplation of problems of greater importance, while the man who has nothing to think about except the annoyances of his own life tends to become self-centered and narrow.
Rural social center work in the United States has made great progress within the last few years and has been successful in practically all the places where it has been tried, especially if the teacher is a person of tact and intell...igence. A 'great deal depends upon the attitude wliich the teacher has in this work, and it is not enough that the teacher should undertake such work as a burden added to the already overcrowded curriculum of the day, but the teacher should enter into the movement with a sincere desire to improve the condition of the community and bring the patrons of the district to a higher degree of eflOiciency as work- THE SCHOOL AND THE COMMUNITY 117 men and as citizens. In every community there are many young women and young men who are above the average school age who are compelled to work during the day, and who are fast becoming fixed in the monotonous life that has surrounded the older people of the community, who might easily be inter- ested by the teacher and influenced through the for- mation of social clubs, so that they would form the nucleus for a better coming generation of citizens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The man who is in touch with the large affairs of hfe forgets his own petty annoyances in the contemplation of problems of greater importance, while the man who has nothing to think about except the annoyances of his own life tends to become self-centered and narrow.
Rural social center work in the United States has made great progress within the last few years and has been successful in practically all the places where it has been tried, especially if the teacher is a person of tact and intell...igence. A 'great deal depends upon the attitude wliich the teacher has in this work, and it is not enough that the teacher should undertake such work as a burden added to the already overcrowded curriculum of the day, but the teacher should enter into the movement with a sincere desire to improve the condition of the community and bring the patrons of the district to a higher degree of eflOiciency as work- THE SCHOOL AND THE COMMUNITY 117 men and as citizens. In every community there are many young women and young men who are above the average school age who are compelled to work during the day, and who are fast becoming fixed in the monotonous life that has surrounded the older people of the community, who might easily be inter- ested by the teacher and influenced through the for- mation of social clubs, so that they would form the nucleus for a better coming generation of citizens.
What to read after Social Problems in Porto Rico?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred K Fleagle to read onlineMoreLess
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