MANUAL TRAINING
- CHAPTER I. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
- CHAPTER II. THE WORLD’S EDUCATION
- CHAPTER III. THE ESSENTIALS TO KNOWLEDGE
- CHAPTER IV. THE SECRET OF THE GREAT APOSTASY
- CHAPTER V. THE GREEK OF “SCIENTIFIC METHOD” TO-DAY
- CHAPTER VI. THE SEPARATION OF CHRISTIANITY AND THE STATE
- CHAPTER VII. THE BIBLE’S RIGHT TO SUPREME PLACE IN CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
- CHAPTER VIII. THE EDUCATION OF DANIEL
- CHAPTER IX. WHAT WAS TAUGHT IN THE SCHOOLS OF THE PROPHETS
- CHAPTER X. THE STUDY OF WISDOM
- CHAPTER XI. THE STUDY OF KNOWLEDGE
- CHAPTER XII. THE STUDY OF SCIENCE
- CHAPTER XIII. THE STUDY OF MENTAL SCIENCE
- CHAPTER XIV. THE STUDY OF MORAL SCIENCE
- CHAPTER XV. THE STUDY OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE
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- CHAPTER XVIII. THE STUDY OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE—PHYSICAL CULTURE
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MANUAL TRAINING
“In many scattered places in the United States perfect demonstration has already been given that manual training and instruction in the mechanical arts and trades are in the first place, valuable as means of mental and moral training, and, in the second place, useful for the individual toward obtaining a livelihood, and for the nation toward developing its industries. Accordingly, manual training schools, mechanic arts high schools and trade schools ought to become habitual parts of the American school system; and normal schools and colleges ought to provide optional instruction in these subjects, since all public school teachers ought to understand them. Such schools are more expensive than schools which do not require mechanical apparatus and the service of good mechanics as instructors; but there can be no doubt that they will repay promptly their cost to the community which maintains them.”PBE 237.1