Staff Study No.1-[19].U.S. Government Printing Office, 1939 - Education |
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academic and cultural Adminis adult education adult education program Advisory Committee agencies avocational and leisure-time cation concerning cooperation correspondence instruction District of Columbia Division of Education Division of Recreation Division of Women's educa Education Projects educational activities emergency education program Emergency Nursery Schools emergency program Emergency Relief employment enrollees enrollments established FERA Communication field footnote functions funds gram groups homemaking education included interest labor literacy and naturalization major March 11 material ministration national director national office National Youth Administration North Dakota November Number nursery school program Office of Education Operating Procedure W-9 parent education percent personnel persons employed Professional Projects Progress Administration projects conducted public affairs education public school radio Recreation Projects Relief Administration relief program reported social South Carolina specialist sponsor statistical supervision supervisors Table teachers employed tion tional unemployed visors vocational education Washington Women's and Professional workers York City
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Page 133 - Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and...
Page 9 - August 10, the functions of the Federal Board for Vocational Education were transferred to the Department of the Interior, and the Board made an advisory board to act without compensation.
Page v - February 18, 1938, and was transmitted by him to the Congress on February 23, 1938. The report was printed as House Document No. 529, Seventy-fifth Congress, third session. An indexed edition of the report, differing in pagination but not in text, was also printed for public use by the Advisory Committee, and has been made widely available.1 The Committee was assisted in its work by a temporary staff of specialists in education, public administration, and economics. The major function of this staff...
Page iv - MORDECAI EZEKIEL JOHN P. FREY 2 GEORGE L. GOOGE FRANK P. GRAHAM .•'-. ; LUTHER GULICK REV. GEORGE JOHNSON CHARLES H. JUDD THOMAS KENNEDY KATHARINE F. LENROOT ARTHUR B. MOEHLMAN HENRY C. TAYLOR TJ THOMAS JOHN H. ZINK. GEORGE F, ZOOK '• •' I "
Page v - September 19, 1936, initially for the purpose of making a study of the experience under the existing program of Federal aid for vocational education, the relation of such training to general education and to prevailing economic and social conditions, and the extent of the need for an expanded program of Federal aid for vocational education.
Page 10 - Thus almost inadvertently the education program developed as an essential part of the relief program, and the way was prepared not only for the selective relief of a special group of unemployed persons — namely, the teachers — but also for the provision of economic, cultural, and social rehabilitation of unemployed workers in general.
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Page v - requested the committee to give more extended consideration to the whole subject of Federal relationship to State and local conduct of education, and to prepare a report.