Schooled to work : vocationalism and the American curriculum, 1876-1946 / Herbert M. Kliebard.
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Teachers College Press,
℗♭1999.
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword / William J. Reese
- Ch. 1. "Young Vulcans, Bare-Armed, Leather-Aproned Honest Sweat": Manual Training and the American Work Ethic, 1876-1905
- Ch. 2. Fitting Youth "For Their Life-Work": From Manual Training to Vocational Training, 1895-1912
- Ch. 3. "A Colossal Advantage": Manual Training in Milwaukee, 1883-1906 / Herbert M. Kliebard and Carol Judy Kean
- Ch. 4. Let the "Goose" Waddle and the "Eagle" Soar: Vocational Training in Milwaukee, 1907-1917 / Herbert M. Kliebard and Carol Judy Kean
- Ch. 5. A Curriculum Attuned to "Probable Future Needs": Vocationalism as an Educational Ideal, 1908-1919
- Ch. 6. Adjusting the Individual to a "Particular Form of Society": Vocationalism Ascendant in a Business Culture, 1920-1929
- Ch. 7. The New Deal Launches "A Great National Youth Movement": Vocationalists under Siege, 1929-1946
- Ch. 8. "The Dominant Vocation of All Human Beings": The Successes and Failures of Vocationalism.