WORK FOR TEACHERS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 221, 19 August 1931, Page 6

WORK FOR TEACHERS.

PROPOSED RELIEF MEASURE. J (By Telegraph—Special to Standard.) fl WELLINGTON, Aug. IS. .ig Several urgent questions in con-jM nection with unemployment were ask-jfflffi ed in the House of Representatives to-iH|| day and one drew a reply from thej|® Minister of. Education, Hon. H. Ati|||f more, that it is hoped to arrange fowgsp tho employment of some teachers noiflß out of work by utilising the financJKpt of scheme No. 5. T.v “They cannot do pick and shovjßß|| work,” commented a member. 7 The Minister’s reply was that teacßlpjt;ers would not be asked to do so. , Jg-ST. was hoped to ration out some of teaching work among unemployffi«jj!§ teachers. The constant effort of "WO SI education authorities to reduce ‘fißjßK'Aj size of tlie classes had been ed by tho necessity for economy, everyone realised that it was impossibly® for any teacher to properly control aSSf! class of fifty to sixty children. ;