Some phases of educational progress in Latin AmericaMontgomery, Walter A. (Walter Alexander)
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Some phases of educational progress in Latin America
Montgomery, Walter A. (Walter Alexander)
Education -- Latin America
(_e_) All available information as to individual former pupils with
regard to the advantages or disadvantages of their schooling in the
decision of economic life, and their success in it.
ART. 25. All posts of assistants and substitutes in the vocational
system shall be filled by competitive examinations.
(_a_) For the assistant in drawing in the vocational schools in
institutes for boys, the examination shall be tests in drawing, in
artistic training, and in pedagogical fitness.
(_b_) For the filling of the same post in the vocational schools and
institutes for girls the examination shall be tests in writing at
dictation, in decorative composition, in embroidery and lacework, and
in pedagogical fitness.
(_c_) The competitive test for filling the post of substitutes in
shopwork shall be upon vocational design of an assigned theme for
shopwork and the execution of the same.
ART. 26. The teachers in vocational instruction shall be named by
means of promotion of the assistants and substitutes.
ART. 27. There shall be a substitute for every group of 20 pupils in
shopwork, and an assistant for every class of 30 pupils.
ART. 28. When any primary school is transformed into a vocational
school there shall be annexed the elementary primary course in which
shall be taught intensively the manual arts prescribed for the
elementary instruction of the institutes, but the pupils shall attend
the shopwork of the vocational courses only when they have completed
the work of the middle course and attained the age of 13 years.
EDUCATION IN CHILE.
PRELIMINARY.
The last two years have seen in Chile a distinct gathering up of the
threads of educational purpose. The feeling of dissatisfaction with the
primary school system, for many years inarticulate, has found a voice,
and all signs point to Chile’s finally securing a modernized system
of public instruction. The head and front of the indictment drawn by
national students of education has been the complete Germanization of
the system through the employment of a considerable number of German
educational experts during the decade from 1904 to 1914. The climax
came in the revelations of the propagandist activities of the German
educators brought out at the meeting of the National Educational
Association in 1917.
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