The School As a Social Institution An Introduction to the Study of Social Educa

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The School As a Social Institution An Introduction to the Study of Social Educa
Charles L Charles Leonidas Robbins
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The School as a Protective Agency 133 The social significance of such a change as is indicated in the preceding paragraph is very great, since it means that the school is coming to a realization of the _ c This change value of health as social wealth. It means, when has social taken in connection with other matters which are "g 1 " 6061106 to be considered in this chapter, that the school has con- sciously begun to devote itself to the great social work of developing sound bodies as one o
...f the bases of national wealth in addition to its age-old work of training the mind. The social tendency in the teaching of physiology and hy- giene is well shown in the following recommendation made in Bobbitt's What the Schools Teach and Might Teach (Cleve- land Survey) : 1. A course in hygiene and sanitation, based upon an abundance of reading, should be drawn up and taught by the regular teachers in the grammar school grades. . . . J 2. The school should arrange for practical applications of the preparatory knowledge in as many ways as possible.

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