Vocational education in the united states

ABSTRACT The Federal Security Agency of the U.S. Office of Education has issued a book of 329 pages on “Vocational Education in the Years Ahead” (Washington: Gov. Printing Office, 50 cents),

which is the report of a committee appointed to study post-war problems in vocational education, the committee being large and representative. The vocations selected for examination and

report were agriculture, business, home-making, industry and guidance, that is, guidance in the matter of occupational information. The whole publication is replete with authoritative

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