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12 Vocational Training, Work experience grârøpājourthநாம் புதியவனதாகக் கேட்கும் சொற்கள், வளர்ந்த நாடுகளில் அரைநூற்ருண்டுக்குமுன்பே மிகப் பழக்கத்தில் வந்த சொற்களாக மட்டுமன்றி - செயல்களாகவே அமைந்: துள்ளதை எண்ணும்போது கல்வியில் நாம் எவ்வளவு பின் தங்கிய நிலையில் உள்ளோம் என எண்ணி வருந்த வேண்டி யுள்ளது அல்லவா. Foot - Notel Contd Page No. 971: Shool Experiments! Another movement has grown quietly without the support of a great name, but spreading by its own reasonableness. This is the ‘ruralizing” of many schools, not only in the country but also in many towns. When this gyes. no further than nature study, it is a recognition that school lessons should be related to the child's surroundings. But gardening is very popular and a school often includes bee-keeping and even poultry keeping. The Welsh Department of the Board of Education have stimulated the extension of the idea that rural lore including history, antiquities, architecture, folk-song and speech, should be cultivated in country schools. Connected with this trend is the tendency to localize the geography teaching on the one hand, and by studying closely geography of the town, village or region, and on the supplement the local study by school journeys. School journeys are not for all, since their management requires very special. organising and personal care in small numbers. they preceeded the Boy Scout movement (See Boy Scouts), but they proved practicability of school. journeys reinforced the camping idea of the Scouts, and camps grew in popularity. One annual camp. under the patronage and the personal attention of the Duke of York, combining boys from the .