This book is a prescient exploration of the value of manual arts and industries in education. Written in the early 20th century, it argues that hands-on learning is essential for students to develop the skills and creativity necessary for success in the modern world. The Educational Meaning of Manual Arts and Industries is a fascinating historical document as well as a thought-provoking treatise on education.

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