Hints on the Establishment of Public Industrial Schools for the Working Classes
"Hints On The Establishment Of Public Industrial Schools For The Working Classes" explores the concept of providing vocational training to the working class through publicly funded industrial schools. John Sedgwick advocates for a system of education that equips individuals with practical skills and knowledge, enabling them to secure employment and improve their economic circumstances. The book offers insights into the curriculum, management, and potential benefits of such institutions, aiming to address poverty and promote social mobility. This work provides a valuable historical perspective on the development of vocational education and its role in shaping the lives of working-class communities.
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