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l.lllllNG lSl'llTON lla, two accomplishmcnts that are most suited to each other f whittling nalanual Trainingi and whistling. Editorial 1 l is not many years since a college animal containing a section devoted t to Manual Arts would have been very umlsual. At present one who takes note of the volumes of literature dealing with this phase of education which may lie had from publishers of texthoolis, from libraries, and from educational journals, can only marvel at the prominence the worli has gained in so short a time. lf you should ask. XVhy this rapid develop- ment? a host of people are ready to show you the place which Nlanual Training. in the lxroadest sense, should occupy in our educational scheme. The historian will inform you that man has, fl'oin relnotest ages. been a tool using animal. Ile will trace for you the physical and mental develop- ment of man and will show you that the tools used hy him had a development parralel to this. The student dealing with commercial conditions will state that economic conditions and commercial competition now demand industrial education from every nation that wishes to compete in agriculture, manufacture or trade. The most casual oliserver will assure you that his observations develop the fact that the life aml activities of the home have changed greatly in the past few generations. A great many holnes now demand little or no activity of the children with the result that a considerable numlier of our boys and girls are not efficient in many lilies of common lahor, The liusiness man, the lllillllll'1ll'llll'CI', the farmer. and many others en- gaged in ordinary activities, will often state that the high school graduate does not seem to get along as well as would he expected of one having his education and training. The memlier of the school hoard comes forth with the announcement, frequently a complaint. that hecause of popular demand for manual training, instruction in agriculture. vocational guidance, and various forms of indus- trial cducaton. they have fouml it necessary to enlarge their buildings, add to the teaching force, and revise their course of study. lfrom her secluded quarters .lustice appears with the demand that edu- 70
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