School efficiency; a manual of modern school management . ished by both lawand custom and are rapidly spreading to every section ofthe country^ and every class of pupils. Pennsylvania has alaw limiting the labor of children under sixteen to fifty-onehours per week, of w^hich eight hours must be spent in acontinuation school. Wisconsin has a similar law, and otherstates are getting into line on like plans. The National Association of Manufacturers expresses theindustrial education ideal for the public schools in the fol-lowing program, which they claim is favored by educators,manufacturers, and
School efficiency; a manual of modern school management . ished by both lawand custom and are rapidly spreading to every section ofthe country^ and every class of pupils. Pennsylvania has alaw limiting the labor of children under sixteen to fifty-onehours per week, of w^hich eight hours must be spent in acontinuation school. Wisconsin has a similar law, and otherstates are getting into line on like plans. The National Association of Manufacturers expresses theindustrial education ideal for the public schools in the fol-lowing program, which they claim is favored by educators,manufacturers, and representatives of labor. 1. Two-years and three-years apprenticeship courses electivefor children fourteen years of age and over who have had theequivalent of six years of the elementary school ; with shopteachers selected from the industries, and the instruction so coor-dinated with local industries that graduates of the courses may becredited with substantial allowances on their apprenticeships. 2. Elective vocational courses for high-school
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