Industrial Education. Report Of Committee On Industrial Education Of The American Federation Of Labo

This is a report by the Committee on Industrial Education of the American Federation of Labor, likely published around 1912. "Industrial Education" sheds light on the labor movement's perspectives on vocational training and education during the early 20th century. It offers valuable insights into the debates and policies surrounding the preparation of workers for industrial jobs, reflecting the concerns and priorities of organized labor during a period of significant industrial growth and social change in the United States.

The report provides a historical context for understanding the development of vocational education programs and the role of labor unions in shaping educational policies. It will be of interest to historians, educators, labor activists, and anyone researching the history of American education and the labor movement.

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