The Manual Arts
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Moreover, such acquaint- ance is the foundation for effective work In voca- tional guidance. A course thru the grades con- sisting merely of paper and cardboard work, still- life drawing, and a course of benchwork in wood is decidedly Inferior to a course which includes fundamental processes in (a) the graphic arts — drawing and picture making, (b) the mechanic arts — woodworking and metalworking, (c) the plastic arts — modeling and pottery, (d) the textile arts — weaving, braiding, sewing, and... garment making, and (e) the bookmaking arts — paper and cardboard work, lettering, bookbinding and leather tooling. Not one of these five subdivi- sions of the manual arts can be omitted from the course without correspondingly limiting the possi- bilities for the development of appreciation.
But it is not sufficient that the child do the work merely, even in all these varied arts and Indus- tries; he must be led to see beyond the work of his own hands; he must learn something of the rela- tionship of each art to the great out-of-school world into which he will soon be thrown, and to the history of Industrial effort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moreover, such acquaint- ance is the foundation for effective work In voca- tional guidance. A course thru the grades con- sisting merely of paper and cardboard work, still- life drawing, and a course of benchwork in wood is decidedly Inferior to a course which includes fundamental processes in (a) the graphic arts — drawing and picture making, (b) the mechanic arts — woodworking and metalworking, (c) the plastic arts — modeling and pottery, (d) the textile arts — weaving, braiding, sewing, and... garment making, and (e) the bookmaking arts — paper and cardboard work, lettering, bookbinding and leather tooling. Not one of these five subdivi- sions of the manual arts can be omitted from the course without correspondingly limiting the possi- bilities for the development of appreciation.
But it is not sufficient that the child do the work merely, even in all these varied arts and Indus- tries; he must be led to see beyond the work of his own hands; he must learn something of the rela- tionship of each art to the great out-of-school world into which he will soon be thrown, and to the history of Industrial effort.
What to read after The Manual Arts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles a Charles Alpheus Bennett to read onlineMoreLess
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