ll The phiiosophy of the people was "Charity begins at home". Now. the children ot these people l, can think in terms of service to others. Britain, like all the de-i, veioped world, has broken‘ through to genuine prosperity) and many of those I grew up with l now own cars. If they wish, they) can have steak Ind chicken) every day. But along with this) new prosperity has come a new) desire for knowledge - not for) what it can buy but for the plea-,'; sure it can give. They do not ttsk! IN a shoddy subsmute for gduca- umi They merely ask that their Milkmen be given what in them youth they could not afford to) have taken, , "You believe then. that more n oney should be spent on social york?" I was asked. Yes. On soc- val Institutions and better hour. IDE. , "But what about those child- rmn from hnnmc where the par- I was liked outside Londonfl England in very depressing 'eir-l cumstanr-es My father was crip-‘ pled when I was nine yams old and for two you! he lay perv} [wed on hrs back My. mother; erd out a living by taking in) smnng. Through the long yearsi of convalesrence the three of us wovkrd night and day to the pom! “here my parents could open a Memes and begin to live rortoforialyl.v But all through mom early years we lived among the poor and I watched them queue mmrde the baker‘s on Bat- urdays for the week's unsold stale btead. They were hard timn Ps--but their paiertts had known) harder This idea is one that I totally reject. No youngster needs to be shown in school the difference between poverty and "fluence. He already knows. Nor does he need to be taught "In school†how to service a car or serve in I wore Such tuition makes a mock- ery of education. Yet courses such as there are already in op- eration in the new vocational schools which have run into mil- lions of dollars to build. What was the alternative? they wanted to know. The alternative is quite simple and not so in- credible as it might sound for I have seen it work. Change the environment to suit the schools - not the schools to suit the environment, ""--" - m... w - “The Nuance here, of cuurse,riirTe'r thin. the slanted ere is; that the child from a depressed l hooked nose - bread alone environment is unlikely to risefnot wipe aside the blight of above it and therefore should be0'udice. Issured an alternative course tol " hkee I tmined mind to that of the academic; Ind thal‘son with a fallacy and if classes such " home economics schools keep pushing out W111 show youngsters the opposite l meam tor meaningless drolle of squalor. livin no longer be ours to re any Ch. “I I “M I worn-In maxilla-y u what l be- lieve to be highly quediolnblt changes tahing pile: in our educatiottat mien. For I half-3 hour l dimouned on this widow taking the 'e,tit."',',,1 that noth- ing very favor. le will come of! such courses a. gardening, mer-' c hand in M, homemakin& safe driving, etc. in the schools. l For . hut-hour more opinions were exhumed during I Inc mscussion period, during which time 1 WI: asked: "But what about. those ehiidren who come from a depressed environment; shouldn't they be given the op- portunity to experience some- thing better?" TH! 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"OIICOKI while to leg! even longer think, and I darker thin. will with on h as p} "an. Uh! I tho ". ‘whn resin: .11 inn-."' Mr detection of " p" more Ind better mum] e and, faith in the poUntiaBt human nature. 'Muehofwhatisbeingt in the vocation“ clam a learned on the Job. Emp: leaned on the job. Employer: must be made to realize that the schools' job is to educate not to train workers Nr them. Anyone can work! But it takes a little while to learn to read. It mm even longer to lelm how to think, and how to accept the ants in habitual mun" Perhaps more monoplhoull be spent on thating out ch: they are 'o. long, pu T' Ire I Home and School Stock-Taking "dii"i1,2 (httmnteoffatde/shj I " whim; medal clan. potentialitie. of mow to apt the ya, the ne can- of pre- taught thelMiss Robinson, “has tended i nn-smam to produce In avers] Ire- (txontrry?itts who think what pre told to think Ind to do rea- "her are told to do . . ." um These are forces of evil thelhnve no phce in the public . system. 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