The Future of Education
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(1) Needlework, cooking, cleaning, nursing, etc.
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It is only for the first of these modes of treatment that special apparatus will be required. It will readily be seen how this method of dealing with the subjects does away with that possibility of acquiring a mere mechanical proficiency which is just the greatest danger of vocatio...nal instruction. But no amount of vocational training which is not based upon practice will serve our purpose. Throughout education we are apt to lose sight of the fundamental principle which insists upon our proceeding from the concrete to the abstract. Nowhere is this more necessary than in voca- tional training. We do not give our soldiers a long course of theoretical training in a school, and then send them out upon the field of battle without ever placing a gun in their hands. When we come to consider ways and means, 156 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION we find ourselves confronted by a long series of problems of every description.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(1) Needlework, cooking, cleaning, nursing, etc.
(2) Phases of chemistry, physics, economics, architecture, physics, exchange, sex, etc.
(3) Eugenics, works of charity and philanthropy, protec- tive legislation, etc.
It is only for the first of these modes of treatment that special apparatus will be required. It will readily be seen how this method of dealing with the subjects does away with that possibility of acquiring a mere mechanical proficiency which is just the greatest danger of vocatio...nal instruction. But no amount of vocational training which is not based upon practice will serve our purpose. Throughout education we are apt to lose sight of the fundamental principle which insists upon our proceeding from the concrete to the abstract. Nowhere is this more necessary than in voca- tional training. We do not give our soldiers a long course of theoretical training in a school, and then send them out upon the field of battle without ever placing a gun in their hands. When we come to consider ways and means, 156 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION we find ourselves confronted by a long series of problems of every description.
What to read after The Future of Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Clement C Egerton to read onlineMoreLess
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