The Trade of to Morrow
The Trade of to Morrow
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The improvement of our industrial education does not necessarily mean a great addition to our expenses. There will, of course, always be a demand for more money for education, and it is right that it should be so, but if we were content to spend only the same amount of money and were to bring our arrangements a little more into line with practical requirements, great improvements would result. SQA few examples will make this point clear. There are thirty-eight schools which were recognised by t...he Board of Education in 1908 for the teaching of cotton spinning. There were at the same time some dozens of trade organisations, societies, and unions, interesting themselves in cotton spinning, and yet inquiry shows that these trade organisations do not appear to take any action as regards the educa- EDUCATION AND RESEARCH 161 tional training of persons engaged in the industry. In cotton weaving there are thirty-five schools, and the same remark applies. In engineering the case is even worse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The improvement of our industrial education does not necessarily mean a great addition to our expenses. There will, of course, always be a demand for more money for education, and it is right that it should be so, but if we were content to spend only the same amount of money and were to bring our arrangements a little more into line with practical requirements, great improvements would result. SQA few examples will make this point clear. There are thirty-eight schools which were recognised by t...he Board of Education in 1908 for the teaching of cotton spinning. There were at the same time some dozens of trade organisations, societies, and unions, interesting themselves in cotton spinning, and yet inquiry shows that these trade organisations do not appear to take any action as regards the educa- EDUCATION AND RESEARCH 161 tional training of persons engaged in the industry. In cotton weaving there are thirty-five schools, and the same remark applies. In engineering the case is even worse.
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