Word: professionalism
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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One of the major defects of the elementary schools arises from the calibre of the teachers which they attract, and the attitude these teachers have toward their work. The rapid turnover in collegiate faculties probably is surpassed by the lower schools. The chief reason for this is of course, financial...
Various states have recognized this situation, and have made half-hearted attempts to relieve it. It Pennsylvania the law compels teachers to continue studying while tin service. But the five days of study for every year of service, required by that state, is a measure of the problem rather than...
College students should be excellently equipped for positions in the government. Their historical and economic education gives them a suitable background, their minds have been, in a sense, trained to work with the problems which arise in such an occupation. But many are unwilling to make politics a life work...
It is sad that in this period of falling faces, the art level has declined. If only the girls would take pride in their profession and economize with the paints, they might at least achieve the distinction of being artists. That's a long way up from the barn painting...
Mr. Putnam's report shows how much has already been done to secure the future, insofar as such a thing is possible, of the undergraduate. He, together with his associates, has interviewed many students and has done much to educate their opinions, both of themselves and of the vocations they...