What Every American Should Know About the War; a Series of Studies By the Greatest Authorities of Europe And America Covering Every Aspect of the Great Struggle, Delivered At the National Conference of American Lecturers, Washington, D. C., April 8-13, 19
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Of course, it is true that the great majority of teachers are women; it is true that the elementary school teacher, of whom ninety- nine per cent, are women, are the greatest number — form the WOMAN IN EDUCATION 185 greatest body of this teaching profession ! And yet I never can think of women in education; I can just think of human beings making other human beings in the Ukeness of the good citizen.
Friends, may I tell you the kind of thing that I believe edu- cation to mean? Because education... and an educated leadership is to be needed in the world now as it never was before. If you want to see what a suddenly enfranchised nation, a suddenly freed nation, without education is, just look at Russia. Night before last I heard Count Tolstoi speak in Pittsburgh, and he said that the number of illiterates in his nation was appallingly large.
Now we must have a better type of education than we have ever had before. Not only the soldiers are making the world safe for democracy ; we people at home are making the world safe for de- mocracy, — but the teacher must keep it safe for democracy, be- cause only through people who can think straight and are willing to work hard and love mightily can real democracy remain upon the earth ; and I insist that every child has a right to a perfectly trained body, that trained body in instant, obedient and efficient service of the perfectly trained mind; and the perfectly trained mind in instant, obedient and efficient service of the something in here, — and I do not care what you call it; you may call it the soul, you may call it the moral sense, you may call it the con- science, and you may call it the higher self.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course, it is true that the great majority of teachers are women; it is true that the elementary school teacher, of whom ninety- nine per cent, are women, are the greatest number — form the WOMAN IN EDUCATION 185 greatest body of this teaching profession ! And yet I never can think of women in education; I can just think of human beings making other human beings in the Ukeness of the good citizen.
Friends, may I tell you the kind of thing that I believe edu- cation to mean? Because education... and an educated leadership is to be needed in the world now as it never was before. If you want to see what a suddenly enfranchised nation, a suddenly freed nation, without education is, just look at Russia. Night before last I heard Count Tolstoi speak in Pittsburgh, and he said that the number of illiterates in his nation was appallingly large.
Now we must have a better type of education than we have ever had before. Not only the soldiers are making the world safe for democracy ; we people at home are making the world safe for de- mocracy, — but the teacher must keep it safe for democracy, be- cause only through people who can think straight and are willing to work hard and love mightily can real democracy remain upon the earth ; and I insist that every child has a right to a perfectly trained body, that trained body in instant, obedient and efficient service of the perfectly trained mind; and the perfectly trained mind in instant, obedient and efficient service of the something in here, — and I do not care what you call it; you may call it the soul, you may call it the moral sense, you may call it the con- science, and you may call it the higher self.
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