The Commons a Monthly Record Devoted to Aspects of Life And Labor From the Soc
The Commons a Monthly Record Devoted to Aspects of Life And Labor From the Soc
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Gymnastics and athletic sports, quiet games, literary and social clubs, distribution of literary books, and study rooms form the prin- cipal features of the recreation centers. There are twenty-three such centers at present, fourteen for men and boys, and nine for women and girls.
The larger per capita cost of the rec- reation centers would indicate either that there is extravagance in their manage- ment, or that the experiment has not yet been worked out satisfactorily. The salaries paid are r...elatively speaking high, the principal or person in charge getting $4 per night. On an average of twenty-five nights per month, this gives the principal a salary of $100 per month. Teachers are paid $2. 50; as- sistant teachers $1. 50; librarians $2. 00, and pianists $2. 00. These salaries are somewhat higher in proportion than those received by regular teachers in the day schools. We face the dilemma that either the recreation centers are really schools, in which case the salaries, the number of pupils to a teacher, should correspond to the day schools, or are neighborhood centers where so- cial work similar to that carried on in the settlement is maintained, and where expert ^and highly paid work would be suitable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gymnastics and athletic sports, quiet games, literary and social clubs, distribution of literary books, and study rooms form the prin- cipal features of the recreation centers. There are twenty-three such centers at present, fourteen for men and boys, and nine for women and girls.
The larger per capita cost of the rec- reation centers would indicate either that there is extravagance in their manage- ment, or that the experiment has not yet been worked out satisfactorily. The salaries paid are r...elatively speaking high, the principal or person in charge getting $4 per night. On an average of twenty-five nights per month, this gives the principal a salary of $100 per month. Teachers are paid $2. 50; as- sistant teachers $1. 50; librarians $2. 00, and pianists $2. 00. These salaries are somewhat higher in proportion than those received by regular teachers in the day schools. We face the dilemma that either the recreation centers are really schools, in which case the salaries, the number of pupils to a teacher, should correspond to the day schools, or are neighborhood centers where so- cial work similar to that carried on in the settlement is maintained, and where expert ^and highly paid work would be suitable.
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