The Condition and Tendencies of Technical Education in Germany
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The Condition and Tendencies of Technical Education in Germany is by Arthur Henry Chamberlain. The introduction says that the question of the technical phases of education is, with any nation, a vital one. The text says that if one were to point out the most distinctive feature of the educational system in the Fatherland to-day, it would perhaps be the highly specialized condition of the technical schools.
One passage says that the fees are nominal, being only five dollars per year for the day classes and one dollar for evening work. The text says that the Furtwangen, or Black Forest schools are made up of several divisions, giving rather a high class of instruction. The paper says that it would not be complete without some mention of the system of apprenticeship in vogue in Germany.
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- Arthur Henry Chamberlain
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- 45
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