| Description |
v, 44 leaves : 28 cm. |
| Thesis |
Thesis (M. S.)--Kansas State Teachers College, 1933. |
| Bibliography |
Bibliography: leaf 44. |
| Summary |
Excerpt: "This study was undertaken for the enlightenment of the public as to the use the Indian is making of his educational opportunity. It attempts to show how Sherman Institute, a vocational high school for Indian youth at Riverside, California, is functioning in the lives of its graduates. [...] In brief, the study seeks to show: where the students come from; the tribal selections of vocations; what courses in the school were the popular courses; the graduate's present work compared with his vocational preparation; ages at graduation; number of years in the institution; and the intelligence quotients of the graduates. [...] this study is concerned primarily with the vocational aspects of Indian education, with consideration of certain other factors closely associated with the vocational." |
| Subject |
Indians of North America -- California -- Education.
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Indians of North America -- California -- Employment.
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