THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS AND THE SCHOOLS.
Tin- followl 111 show how NOW /♦'al.ll d lugl behind Other countries in instructin 0] childi.ii on the importance and aim (if Nations:
•l;i|»an. \s pari) as Januar\ Itth, 1 ISO, the v. r> (lav on whici the League OBUM into .■Nist.nc". an Iniptiia l r.dict VII lowed in Japan, orderi'ig the iation "to contribute effectively ... to the OTentual triumph of tii»- emote of World I a chapter on the League was inti Kluced into a t. on Morale. <i<Mw\a. In 1921. thi I> pOJ 11 of Public instruction in Genera, Included a chapter on the League in the Manual for civie instruction in schools. Wale*, in lttl, the Denim! Welch Hoard issued circulars to all hond-tonchera, iuggantlßg tin* dentin bilitv of teaching the objeeti and Importance of the League in ■ecood--ihools Franco. In lttl, League of Nations was to be included in official syllabuses of civic instruction in schools. s|»aln. -During the last few faarn, Spaalah Broadonal stations among the most enthusiastic in MOdinf out the Weteß children*! oirelei sa | • Hunu*u>- Instruction on the l<oigllo is given in prima r> and uulary schools, also in unhtics. Italy. Instruction given in prim arv and ■econdurj school*, and | bOOI pit-pared for teachNorway. A hand book lias bOOI prepared for teachers. swe<ieii. The first government te dish peholarahlpi lO enable two I'niversity students to spend some time at Ceneva. Finland. Teaching on the League ularly uiven. VMtn .'n • achinu throuuhout the schools. Latxia. Ministry of Instruction had history te\t-books revised. v " that thef may contain nothing to engender class liatred or hatred !>•■- iween pOOpfc s Lithuania. Government prepared pamphb't for all primary schools. Denmark. Since l!«2f;. League of Nationi Day eutabllahed in all
schooli i>t Denmark on fust Mondaj in Septomber. Life iaturc on the Let obtained ror all public Itbrariee. Every man el the !•• e •• eoi h li ienl to teachera and lectori \etin ilamls. Chief Inspector! were approached fust, then the then the schools. Knowledge of i Nationi n< sar> for ichool-leaving certificai Schooli in Dutch East Indies also have tenoning on the League Switzerland has ;m admirable textbook The Bear Valley, Cteehoelomkla, Austria. Jugc sia\ia. Greece, Luxeu buri Belgium, Bulgaria, Poland, Barmnh, Blnm, Canada. Novs Scotia, -i\.' limllnr reportc. \e\\ Zealand. An article now ami tin in the school journal.
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/periodicals/WHIRIB19290818.2.34
Bibliographic details
White Ribbon, Volume 35, Issue 409, 18 August 1929, Page 10
Word Count
388THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS AND THE SCHOOLS. White Ribbon, Volume 35, Issue 409, 18 August 1929, Page 10
Using This Item
Women's Christian Temperance Union New Zealand is the copyright owner for White Ribbon. You can reproduce in-copyright material from this journal for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 4.0 International licence. This journal is not available for commercial use without the consent of the Women's Christian Temperance Union New Zealand. For advice on reproduction of out-of-copyright material from this journal, please refer to the Copyright guide