Editorial on industrial arts and society by KSU faculty
An editorial by Elbert W. Tischen dorf argues industrial arts encompass more than manual skills or vocational training. He contends education must reflect industrial society’s technologization, integrating science, social, spiritual welfare, and practical skills for a productive life.
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KSU
Elbert W. Tischendorf
Why Industrial Arts as Core of Education
The piece argues for industrial arts as a core or essential part of education linking practical skills with broader cultural learning. It champions accessible, hands on learning for both skilled and unskilled workers, notes therapeutic value of craft, and calls for education to serve whole life development while remaining general rather than purely vocational. The author stresses balance with English, religion, and broader cultural aims.
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Igor Gorin recalls his US citizenship as his biggest thrill after 15 years in America. The Ukraine born baritone, trained in Vienna, appeared in opera in Czechoslovakia and built a career in radio film and stage in the United States. He lists operatic roles, favors The Barber of Seville, and features his wife radio actress Mary Smith. Martinsville? Kent State University concert featured Louis Kohnop. Gorin believes TV boosts opera’s popularity.
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Igor Gorin
United States
Gorin
Ukraine
Vienna
Victor Fuchs
Vienna Conservatory of Music
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Vienna Conservatory
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American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers
KSU
Mary Smith
Hillsboro
Ohio
Hollywood
Louis Kohnop
Cincinnati
Kent State University
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