Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09
INDUSTRIAL
EDUCATION

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leges IN the Nn'ted Stat"s' inc eouch-
tional campaign for international peace
has begun and every teacher In the world
tG yNgih IN
lend his aid to the organized educa tional
efforts for they will not move without
his support. He should stand shoulder to
shoulder with fellow teachers In the
work for the achievement OF a higher
civilization He should base his teaching
on the golden rule In international! as
we'll as in personal affairs, and teach
his pupils that the nation as we'll a he Is
bound in honor to beg pardon when II is
wrong, and In courtesy and good will 70
help the weak
In conclusion, we present the following
resolutions for YOUR considerations:
Whereas tho United States has been
engaged in international war with a for
dig, mower only civ months in tho las,
: s,xtv veors and was never IN such
friendly relations with foreign mowers as
at the present time: while the lives and
health of the people and our national
resources are openly mehah'ed by crime
uh,cb only right education can re-
nove
Resolved that the American Institute
| NJ Instruction urges all teachers to In
! struct their pupils in such "A wav as Ia
emphasize the internal needs Of our
country, to repress racial and national
prejudces. and to teach the great
. achievements already accomplished
: which render possible the peaceful set
Element of international difficulties.
Resolved. that we request State de-
partments OF education to take action to
, secure the appropriate observance OF
peace day In schools and otherwise to
! promote the teaching Of international
: ism.
= Resolved. that we recommend CO.
operation win the American School
n feace League recently established
v "hich aims TO pron'o'e throuGh the
@ SCHOOLS ana the eoncatonai public OF
n America the interests or international