The Problem of Juvenile Crime
The Problem of Juvenile Crime
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, a gang of six boys stole sweets, cigarettes, and the like, and divided the booty at the house of one whose father was in the Army and mother out at work. The most successful thief of the week had his buttonhole decorated with a coloured ribbon. Mr. Spurley Hey, Director of Education, Manchester, wisely points out in his excellent con- tribution to the subject x that the boys who become leaders in such enterprises are of super-normal rather than of sub-normal intelligence, i. E. They are capab...le of becoming remarkably valuable citizens. The pro- blem of the cinema has already been with us for some years, and as an adverse influence on the character of our children is quite independent of the War. The remedy undoubtedly lies in the substitution of good films for bad, and as material for good ones I would suggest, among others, natural- history subjects and healthy tales of adventure. The present film stories 1 Conference on Special Schools Work, Manchester, October 1916. 'Juvenile Crime', by Spurley Hey, Esq.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, a gang of six boys stole sweets, cigarettes, and the like, and divided the booty at the house of one whose father was in the Army and mother out at work. The most successful thief of the week had his buttonhole decorated with a coloured ribbon. Mr. Spurley Hey, Director of Education, Manchester, wisely points out in his excellent con- tribution to the subject x that the boys who become leaders in such enterprises are of super-normal rather than of sub-normal intelligence, i. E. They are capab...le of becoming remarkably valuable citizens. The pro- blem of the cinema has already been with us for some years, and as an adverse influence on the character of our children is quite independent of the War. The remedy undoubtedly lies in the substitution of good films for bad, and as material for good ones I would suggest, among others, natural- history subjects and healthy tales of adventure. The present film stories 1 Conference on Special Schools Work, Manchester, October 1916. 'Juvenile Crime', by Spurley Hey, Esq.
What to read after The Problem of Juvenile Crime?
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