Date of Award
7-1950
Degree Name
Master of Arts
Department
Educational Leadership, Research and Technology
Department
Educational Studies
First Advisor
Dr. George G. Mallinson
Second Advisor
Dr. Deyo Fox
Access Setting
Masters Thesis-Open Access
Abstract
Chapter I
Introduction--Explanation of the Problem
Statement of the Problem.--It has long been the desire of the author to discover for himself and for others whether or not the beneficial experiences of industrial arts, as taught in the Kalamazoo Central High School, are being enjoyed by a typical cross section of the total number of boys enrolled in the school. Is industrial arts benefiting boys who are representative of the total population, or is it proving of benefit to a number who are characteristically different from those not electing it? This problem is one of concern not only to the author but to other fellow teachers and administrators as well. It is one that is immediate and important to the professional planning and attitude of the teachers and also to the welfare of all the male students.
Recommended Citation
Lucas, D. John, "Is Industrial Arts Benefitting a Representative Population of Kalamazoo Central High School Boys?" (1950). Masters Theses. 5076.
https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/masters_theses/5076
Comments
From 1939 to the early 1950's, Western offered graduate courses in Kalamazoo in conjunction with the University of Michigan. All degrees were awarded by the University of Michigan.