Proceedings, Tenth Anunal Meeting, Indianapolis, February 22-24, 1917
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This volume contains the proceedings of the Tenth Annual Meeting of the National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education, held in Indianapolis from February 22-24, 1917. It offers a valuable snapshot of the discussions and initiatives surrounding industrial and vocational education in the United States during the early 20th century. Detailing presentations, debates, and resolutions from the meeting, the proceedings reflect the efforts to adapt educational systems to the demands of a rapidly industrializing nation.
Researchers and historians interested in the history of American education, industrial development, and social reform will find this record to be a significant primary source. It provides insights into the challenges and opportunities perceived by educators, business leaders, and policymakers as they sought to prepare workers for the modern economy. The document sheds light on the evolution of vocational training programs and the broader movement to link education more directly to the needs of industry.
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