Excerpt from The Young Wage-Earner: And the Problem of His Education, Essays and Reports
At the Summer Meeting held during August 1917 in Bangor, the problem of Continued Education proved of great interest; it was therefore decided to pursue the inquiry after the Meeting closed. The Committee put together a statement (see p. 10 below) which was issued in January 1918, and it was then decided to extend the study to a further stage by preparing a number of essays and reports. These are now collected and submitted for the use both of teachers and of the wider public interested in educational reform.
The reader will bear in mind that the treatment is not intended to be comprehensive or exhaustive, but is designed to support a distinctive point of view as regards the part-time education of adolescents.
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