Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-05
Vocational Education and Re
Education.

! Barton George f. Re-education: An Analy-
sis of tho Institutional System Of the United
: States. 1917.
defect he mental or physical may ie re-edi-
cutrd in such a way as to make them SELF
! supporting. Many different angles are touched
| upon, such charity! immigration problem
! voca tional guidance. weakness of prison labor.
! nurand Laura h. IiqHidatins the. War n
! CanaGa. Canadian Magazine. '. 20, PIP. 261
! January. 1918.
! The author presents an interesting articl.
| on vocat ional re education. She contends tina
| the subject properly falls in two parts: Func
| tional re-cducation physical trshnSl and 70.
! cational re cduc8 ton. The latter has again
| two phaS"st Convaiesccnt work and industrial
! work. Several good illustrations are included
! Fed.rai Board for Vocational Education,
| Washington, u. C. Evolution of National Sys-
! TENS Of YoCat iona Re e,iucn ton for Disabled
soldiers and Sailors. by u. C.. McMurtie
I Bulletin No. II. May. 1918.
| As the Federal Board for Vocational Eduea
ton is The ra'ef authority this subject this
| com pralcns:vr pamphlet will be- in much de
ina nd. II gives most thorough account. of the
! beginnings and struggles of vocational re.edu
| cation i'll nearly all the bplligereGt countries
| Many illustrations and very complete bib
| biography add to its value.
: Federal Board for Vocational EdTra lion.
Washington, u. G.. Trade and Industrial Edn
| ca ton. 0rSaniza lion and Administration. Ru!
| le'in No. II. October. 1918
y specialized treatise that is most detailed
/ in its explanations. The aim and scope of this
. subject is very clearly given. All day. part
! day and evening classes are discussed thorough
| ly. The appendix gives sample of the Mas
sachusetts plan for continuation schools
| Federal Hoard for Vocationa Educa ton
! Washington, u. C. Eooa tional Reha bilita ton
of Disc blcd Soldiers and Sailors. Preliminary
| Study 1918.
Tits is one of the first intelligent surveys
!. Of the problems as applicable to the United
| states. It covers general principles and poll
cies foreign Legislation and experience. outline
| for exhaustive study and report and very
| complete photography.
! Gadsby, Mrs. NJ. A. Provision for the Dis
| aided and Vocational Education. vocutiona
| Education Conference at Philadelphia. Month
| ly Review of the Bureau of Labor Statistics
| Y. 6. PIP. S39-51. April. 1918.
| This thorough article gives resume of on'
of the early attempts at providing re- education
! -Four main topics are covered. namely: Educa
| ton for industries; administration of tbs
| Smith Hughes act: training and employment o.
| women and rehabilitation of the disabled.
Harper- Grace s.. Vocational Re eiuca tiol
! for War CripplrS In France. Publication tSer
| =, No. u Of Red Cross. Institute for Crippled
| and Disabled Men. 1915
This pamphlet gives n thorough account o
! the subject as treated in France. The secon'
| and third parts cover the system methods snf
I the schools Many good illustrations add muci
| to the Interest Of. this work
| Intcrallied Conference for the Study of Pro
| fessional Re-education and Other Question.
| Affecting Men Disabled in the War. Survey
| V. IS PIP. 1868. September -, 1917.
a remarkable synopsis of the famous inter
allied conference educa tiSn. Being divided
into six main sections. each section is thorough
| iy treated and the resulting Information !,
Interestingly given the reader in this article.
kolb. Jesse F. Soca tional Course in Machine
Shop Work. Manual Trimming Magazine. V
10. PIP. 2sa-74 April, 1918.
Although of technical nature. this articl.
gives the reader a comprehensive view oil
machine shop instruction A complete outline
is presented. together with several illuEtrat ons
and mechanical drawings.
McDougaI. d. H., and others. Symposium or
Labor Conditions: Electrical World. V. Il
PIP. I244-5. June 10. 1918.
Still another side Is taken up in this shor,
educated soldiers. The standing of the contrib
utors gives this article peculiar Significance
rs to the Importance of re-educated soldiers
and sailors in connection with the labor supply
MrMurtie. Douglas c. demonstrating the
Crippled Soldier. 1918
A short but complete account of vocational
ednca ton in general. It is mostly of value to
the average reader who wishes to get q good
idea of the subject but in quick time as
possible.
Robson. Emily. Vocational Education.
Handbook Series.) 1917.
very comprehensive survey Of all phases
of vocational education 1t includes industrial
education and household arts. It contains alsc
thorough photography and Is Of utmost hslp
to the debater or study club worker.
Sharp l. v. Re6tting Disabled Soldiers.
Atlantic Monthly. V. III, PIP. 3s2-70. March.
1918.
the experience Of the first three years OF the
war. 1t is concerned essentially with the Eng.
1ish re-educafional work, but its topics are
applicable everywhere.