Vocational Guidance: Papers Presented at the Organization Meeting of the Vocational Guidance Association, Grand Rapids, Mich., October 21-24, 1913, Edições 14-19U.S. Government Printing Office, 1914 - 94 páginas |
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... pupils themselves . The questions presented and discussed at the round table showed more clearly than did the deliberations of any other session the need for such an organization as the National Vocational Guidance Association . Perhaps ...
... pupils themselves . The questions presented and discussed at the round table showed more clearly than did the deliberations of any other session the need for such an organization as the National Vocational Guidance Association . Perhaps ...
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... pupils , or to exercise vocational supervision over the children who become wage earners at an early age . It is also clear that , as the result of several excellent but nevertheless partial investigations , a mass of information has ...
... pupils , or to exercise vocational supervision over the children who become wage earners at an early age . It is also clear that , as the result of several excellent but nevertheless partial investigations , a mass of information has ...
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... pupils to enter one occupation rather than another , just so far it is guiding them to this vocation . If the school had in the past as deliberately trained the children in the mechanical arts , had centered its study of history as ...
... pupils to enter one occupation rather than another , just so far it is guiding them to this vocation . If the school had in the past as deliberately trained the children in the mechanical arts , had centered its study of history as ...
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... pupils will , if they are able , extend this interest to these most crucial mo- ments in the child's career - when he seeks his first job . Beyond this human interest there is the import to the school of this first test of the child's ...
... pupils will , if they are able , extend this interest to these most crucial mo- ments in the child's career - when he seeks his first job . Beyond this human interest there is the import to the school of this first test of the child's ...
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... , the employment agencies , the employers and their various plants , the higher schools into which some of its pupils will pass , and the whole community into which as citizens it will send its students THE LARGER EDUCATIONAL BEARINGS . 25.
... , the employment agencies , the employers and their various plants , the higher schools into which some of its pupils will pass , and the whole community into which as citizens it will send its students THE LARGER EDUCATIONAL BEARINGS . 25.
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Página 10 - ... leaving no time for intellectual culture, must impair all those high qualities which have made our country great. Your overworked boys will become a feeble and ignoble race of men, the parents of a more feeble...