El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-20
Manual Trainino Facts

PROGRESSIVE public schools the most sklns
work Wisely planned ana lay
W proportional adapted the needs the
Younger CHILDREN particularly continue school beyond
intermediate grades Throughout the course the iaea OF
the pupils the training they get the ~
training of this sort that they ever ~n g
But It is not alone the peparatOn Oi a0 bon. more
domestic SERVICE that is afforded; perhaps %
important which applies minor fraction Of the whole number
PupHs' Is n 60 - s A. er., educational training that
vaabv results from exercising the individual
Of all the important
than training their various branches ms
work long and the pelud mas
of all progressive cities FL FaO
was one work. the south VIGOROUSLY
deficient in it, nothing the part our school
the efficiency Of the work as 1t mas Oeen
That this work needed best themselves who in
vaHy the ksenes interest in it and are pude Of ns 49, Hi
influenced by their children and interested
dexter about the manual training ana
warmly into cooperation to perfect TINS Oann
Of their chlorens education once oenOuneu u az q
partment OwOTk has universal recognition IN al progressive @
Importance with classical or enrlc anu
superior permanent educational virtue to many branches formerly
regarded
teachers compared schools it is generally 0g
- +b.+ +be teachers tboroupblv trained in this bnch
direct the work of several hundred pupils different grades and
adapt variable must spend much time IN Pp
of high standard The Herald has sought
that discussions Of this q
might carried basis OF exact
Relying to letter of inquiry the United
y actual recently has been found
of the cities in the country IL pay the nanual training
elementary half of the cities
equals exceeds that OF high school teachers
The group OF cities 1or winch tnS couht was -,
training their schools and from which returns OF salary
Data regarding salaries paid the
within the few days from personal letters signed
superintendent, as follows
supervisor Milwaukee ,a $4,000
RsPa $500 a0 od s e n ssooS v s
Supervisor Of domestic economy: Minneapolis Seattle $780,
N'"S Mem sep o If manual sldo training saH r P co., $1,000
S l $1,000 1 c sos $780, S r a $780,: $780, Toledo $780, Ale
eao e ta 6d oc Ee soo n a $1,000 '9 ssn
Fray Goo' s27oo cam, berkeley 5000
The figures quoted statement
in S city for
training absolutely
v TO the proper education any child especially
school Of all the work that is being done
should first in Importance that among
speaking grades Importance the
the intermediate and
generally which made compulsory and should always be com
puy, schools essential Of their
school branches properly be made elective and adequate
facilities provided
necessary, other
successfully throughout
ing ~ tbs Supervisors and teachers cannot be too strongly insisted on
expected superintendent
wOrk that the
president or traffic manager railroad should
plans this work
the and that have been invested
systemic let decline through employing
Obtainab And obtain the
manual training division school thoroughly developed
down temporarily while low drupting
done Sty By grade school teachers already
might Be paid ps a S te and salarg Tbe oo
e 1d teaehs9 having @ as The snpe
E aS n al Continues and n 1 ths umb Of Schools and
PUPILS increases as to
the number hours
speaking children
made
ezpedent, the efficiency OF the system
all
careful inspection of the manual training and domestic
possibly themselves
indispensable
nento Of the schools
Did the toothaehe eis7
villa Garbadi agree
instances demonstrated their wisdom and oder-
could Evidently the idea government by armed force
accepting conditions without protest
city auditorium which than pays for its board