WHENCE THIS HELP MUST COME.--This study must be made

a. In the Vocational Guidance Work.
b. In the Academic Work,

and in both fields psychological and physiological
investigations are called for.

WORK OF VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE BUREAUS.--Vocational Guidance
Bureaus are, at present, doing a wonderful work in their line. This
work divides itself into two parts:

1. Determining the capabilities of the boy, that is, seeing
what he is, by nature and training, best fitted to do.
2. Determining the possibilities of his securing work in the
line where he is best fitted to work, that is, studying
the industrial opportunities that offer, and the "welfare"
of the worker under each, using the word welfare in the
broadest sense, of general wellbeing, mental, physical,
moral and financial.

WORK OF ACADEMIC WORLD.--The Academic World is also, wherever it
is progressive, attempting to study the student, and to develop him
so that he can be the most efficient individual. Progressive
educators realize that schools and colleges must stand or fall, as
efficient, as the men they train become successful or unsuccessful
in their vocations, as well as in their personal culture.

NEED FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY IN ALL FIELDS.--In both these