Show study by travel I the british commit ho came over to study our I 1 three years age an toja fo continuing to keep in touch with us education 3 has persuaded the cunard r transatlantic lines to fur sage tor for teachers at nominal iring the winter season be lo To vember and march steam for will be I 1 arrangements will be made tor for teachers on their arrival I 1 to distribute them among Y centers this is a form of aal reciprocity of which there an numerous manifestations hd lad within a year the inter of visits between french and workingmen was a phase of the fraternizing of schoolboys d either ther side of the channel ter very I 1 ly fy french university fellows welcomed omed as the guests of the ity of london the the rhodes ships gave impetus to it in a sense the plan is an extension of the tecal year system under which li W fortunately placed american e instructors study abroad every th year on full or halt half pay 1 an exchange of teachers be nations is bound to be prodoc of heightened interest and in ed led efficiency why should not plan ian be adopted herec asks the york ork world it if similar induce i 3 are held out to american teach 0 visit europe for study and im ng jig travel it is likely that the i difficulty would be to restrict number desiring to go it should feasible to secure like concessions clieaf transportation during the eason of travel and to make pro n for expenses the benefit to ir r can call teachers of educational abroad under such auspices d be inestimable they could the culture centers of europe at ost favorable time when the tide summer travel Is over and the are in session they would lag ag bakk all that Is newest in edu on in berlin paris and oxford they could visit historic athens and syracuse without danger to health which iq 14 hardly possible in midsummer for persons of northern strain train pupils not less than teachers I 1 profit by the plan and boards I 1 f education might well allow partial ly to those undertaking such trips ir r general study |