Why Federal Aid for Vocational Education
Why Federal Aid for Vocational Education
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FEDERAL AID IS NECESSARY TO MEET THE CRISIS.
The States Cannot Do It by Themselves. Without the aid of national grants, extensive vocational education would come in time, but very slowly. After almost ten years of agitation, as has already been stated, only four out of the forty-eight States have set up complete systems of practical education, and in these the movement has as yet reached only a very few of the millions to be served. It will take the States, acting separately, a cen- tury to get... where Germany is today. Every commonwealth is already heavily burdened with the task of meeting the new de- mands in general education which the Twentieth Century is thrusting upon the school room. Restricted to the revenue from a property tax, the States lack the means wherewith, un- aided by the larger resources of the Union, they can cope with the problem successfully. They are reluctant, and probably rightly so, to tax themselves for the entire support of expensive forms of practical instruction when they see the trained men and women drifting away to other States and carrying to them rich assets in citizenship and workmanship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FEDERAL AID IS NECESSARY TO MEET THE CRISIS.
The States Cannot Do It by Themselves. Without the aid of national grants, extensive vocational education would come in time, but very slowly. After almost ten years of agitation, as has already been stated, only four out of the forty-eight States have set up complete systems of practical education, and in these the movement has as yet reached only a very few of the millions to be served. It will take the States, acting separately, a cen- tury to get... where Germany is today. Every commonwealth is already heavily burdened with the task of meeting the new de- mands in general education which the Twentieth Century is thrusting upon the school room. Restricted to the revenue from a property tax, the States lack the means wherewith, un- aided by the larger resources of the Union, they can cope with the problem successfully. They are reluctant, and probably rightly so, to tax themselves for the entire support of expensive forms of practical instruction when they see the trained men and women drifting away to other States and carrying to them rich assets in citizenship and workmanship.
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