The New Era in Education
The New Era in Education
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Over 17 33h inches. 5 feet 4! inches. Over 18 34 inches. 5 feet 5^ inches. Youths of exceptional development are some- times taken below the age of sixteen, and occa- sionally youths are taken above the maximum age where they appear likely to become suitable for service in the stokehold. The average age of the youths enrolled is 16 years 10 months, the average height 5 feet 6| inches, and chest measurement 33*8 inches. A strict investiga- tion is made of candidates' credentials, which must incl...ude satisfactory testimonials as to char- acter from responsible persons such as school- masters, clergymen, or late employers, and a medical certificate of fitness for a seaman's life. The majority of the youths are desirous of becom- ing sailors, and these are required to pass the Board of Trade eyesight test for form and colour vision before being accepted as selected applicants. Some of the elder pupils, however, elect to become stokehold hands, and for these a special course of instruction has been devised.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Over 17 33h inches. 5 feet 4! inches. Over 18 34 inches. 5 feet 5^ inches. Youths of exceptional development are some- times taken below the age of sixteen, and occa- sionally youths are taken above the maximum age where they appear likely to become suitable for service in the stokehold. The average age of the youths enrolled is 16 years 10 months, the average height 5 feet 6| inches, and chest measurement 33*8 inches. A strict investiga- tion is made of candidates' credentials, which must incl...ude satisfactory testimonials as to char- acter from responsible persons such as school- masters, clergymen, or late employers, and a medical certificate of fitness for a seaman's life. The majority of the youths are desirous of becom- ing sailors, and these are required to pass the Board of Trade eyesight test for form and colour vision before being accepted as selected applicants. Some of the elder pupils, however, elect to become stokehold hands, and for these a special course of instruction has been devised.
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