Community Civics and Rural Life by Arthur William Dunn
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Taxpayers like to keep the tax rate as low as possible. In their interest in doing this, is it possible that they might interfere with your getting a good education in favorable surroundings? Explain. Who are the taxpayers? We often hear of "self-made men." What does it mean? Can a man be entirely "self-made"? Does a child become more or less dependent upon others as he grows older? Explain your answer. Show that as a person becomes more "self-dependent" other people become more dependent upon him; for example, in the home, and in school. Watch the newspapers for items illustrating interdependence, or conflicts due to it. READINGS Lessons in Community and National Life (see note on reference materials in Introduction) Series A: Lesson 1, Some fundamental aspects of social organization. Lesson 2, The western pioneer. Series B: Lesson 1, The effect of the war on commerce in nitrate. Lesson 2, The varied occupations of a colonial farm. Lesson 12, Impersonality of modern life. |
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