Ephraim Enterprise | 1919-11-01 | Page 3 | Words Too Often Confused

WORDS TOO OFTEN CONFUSED Excellent Point Made In Emphasis of Difference Between Training and Education The rhe difference between training and education was well expressed by Dr C C. C Stuart Gager In his address addres to the graduating class of the school of horticulture hor for women when he said Cloth would be spun on hand looms I today had no other factor been Introduced introduced Intro intro- Into spinning than the Instruction Instruction tion of daughters by mothers This J kind of Instruction does not make for progress It can nev never r convert a trade Into a n profession The spinning jenny was not Invented by a spinner nor the wireless telegraph by a telegraph operator nor the science of agronomy by practical farmers Progress depends upon a fullness of preparation exceeding the limits of anticipated requirement in practice That I Is why I have never liked the phrase teachers training class n Horses may be trained and a well- well trained horse may be depended on to todo todo todo do accurately and promptly the tricks that are taught him But place him In Ina Ina ina a new situation or confront him with witha a a new problem or an old one somewhat some some- what altered altered and and you may then learn clearly and easily the difference between between between be be- tween training and education Mont Mont Montreal real Herald