Christmas vacation questioned by educational reformer
The article argues that regular exercise aids mental growth and that a Christ mas break interrupts study for weeks. It cites Mr Vines advocating no Christmas vacation and a two-year continuous program with long midsummer break as more efficient. It notes a two-month summer holiday benefits health and education, while Christmas downtime reduces progress unless carefully managed.
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