A Guide to the Study of Occupations: A Selected Critical Bibliography of the Common Occupations With Specific References for Their Study (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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Excerpt from A Guide to the Study of Occupations: A Selected Critical Bibliography of the Common Occupations With Specific References for Their Study

The establishment of life-career courses in the schools is much more Widespread and significant than is generally supposed. One hundred and ninety-four high schools in eighteen North Central states already have classes in occupations. In Los Angeles, in October, 1919, out Of 6061 children enrolled in the junior high schools Of the city 2590, or per cent, were found in classes studying occupations. Cities and towns in the East are introducing such courses as the wisest and most effective means Of giving vocational information to young people.

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