Providing Work and Service Experience for Postwar Youth

(Because of lack of space to present illustrative material adequately, none has been included in the body of the discussion. However, in the references which follow are to be found extensive and detailed descriptions of work and service programs in many communities.)

Abernethy J. L. “Volunteer Work Camps,” School and Society, LVI (November 21, 1642), 482–86.

Beneway J. “New York State Young People Face Youth's Problems,” Adult Education Bulletin, VIII (February, 1944), 67–69.

Brown M. “The Work-Experience Program in the Oakland Public Schools,” Journal of the National Association of Deans of Women, VII (October, 1944), 3–26.

California Journal of Secondary Education, XVII (October, 1942), 328–53.

(A symposium on work experience.)

Cornick H. H. “Work Experience under Local Control,” American School Board Journal, CV (October, 1942), 19–21.

Culley B. H. “School and Work Experience in Los Angeles,” Progressive Education, XX (April, 1943), 181–82.

Dennett R. “Work Camps: A Challenge to Educators,” Harvard Educational Review, XII (November, 1942), 133–42.

“The Discipline of Work” (A symposium), Childhood Education XX (January, 1944), 199–227.

Douglass E. M. “Work Experience is an Educational Essential,” School Executive, LXIII (December, 1943), 37–38.

Dwinnell R. B. “Junior Work Camp in a Yankee Community,” Progressive Education, XIX (March, 1942), 177–79.

Dwinnell R. B. “Report on Work Experience in Agriculture—1942,” Progressive Education, XX (April, 1943), 187–99.

Greenough F. J. , and Mangis G. “Work for Wages,” School Executive, LXI (January, 1942), 16–18.

Holland K. , and Bickel G. L. Work Camps for High School Youth. Washington: American Council on Education, 1941.

Granges O. “What about Work Experience in Schools?” Bulletin of the National Association of Secondary School Principals, XXVII (May, 1943), 89–94.

Hasky N. F. P. “Work Experience: Basic Issues,” Curriculum Journal, XIV (January, 1943), 22–25.

Holtrop N. F. “Work Experience for the Small Secondary School,” Bulletin of the National Association of Secondary School Principals, XXVIII (January, 1944), 59–65.

Humphrey G. D. “What the Schools Can Do to Provide Work Experience,” Southern Association Quarterly, VI (May, 1942), 274–81.

Jacobson P. B. , and Dodds B. L. “Work Experience and Secondary Education,” Bulletin of the National Association of Secondary School Principals, XXVIII (February, 1944), 75–81.

Kearney R. E. “Work Experience Practices in San Diego,” California Journal of Secondary Education, XVIII (December, 1943), 484–86.

Kennedy E. D. “Guidance Experiment: Learning to Work by Working,” Nation's Schools, XXIX (May, 1942), 30–32.

Kindred L. W. “School-Work Program in Philadelphia,” American School Board Journal, CIX (September, 1944), 33–34.

McCluskey H. Y. “Philosophy of Work Experience,” Progressive Education, XIX (February, 1942), 72–75.

Riegger R. “Work Experience in the School Community,” Progressive Education, XX (April, 1943), 191–93.

Robinson O. W. “Work as Education; An Experiment,” Curriculum Journal, X (February, 1939), 73–75.

Seyfert W. C. , and Rehmus P. A. Work Experience in Education. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard Graduate School of Education, 1941.

“Some Outstanding Work-Experience Programs,” California Journal of Secondary Education, XVI (December, 1942), 457–65.

Turrell A. M. “Earning While Learning in Pasadena,” Occupations, XXII (November, 1943), 87–89.

Weber C. A. “Evaluation of Work Experience by High-School Students,” Phi Delta Kappan, XXV (October, 1942), 39–43.

“Work Experience in the Secondary School,” Bulletin of the National Association of Secondary-School Principals, Part I, XXVII (January, 1943), 3–107.

“Youth and Work Opportunities,” Bulletin of the National Association of Secondary-School Principals, XXIV (April, 1940), 7–158.

“Youth at Work,” Bulletin of the National Association of Secondary-School. Principals, XXV (May, 1941), 7–144.