Training for vocation and avocation
Nicholas Murray Butler argues for integrated vocational training within American education. He urges early motor and expressive training, two tracks of post elementary schooling, and strong workshop alignment. He cites German vocational schools as a model and warns against pitting liberal learning against practical work.
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