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For every child the first industrial school should be the home.
Schools should be established that, in addition to the highest mental & moral culture, shall provide the best possible facilities for physical development & industrial training. Instruction should be given in agriculture, manufactures,-covering as many as possible of the most useful trades,-also in household economy, healthful cookery, sewing, hygienic dressmaking, the treatment of the sick, & kindred lines. Gardens, workshops, & treatment rooms should be provided, and the work in every line should be under the direction of skilled instructors.-Education 218
The industrial instruction given should include the keeping of accounts, carpentry, and all that is comprehended in farming. Preparation should be made for the teaching of blacksmithing, painting, shoemaking, and for cooking, baking, washing, mending, typewriting, and printing.-CT 310
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