Part 2 — CHAPTER X.
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CHAPTER X.
GOVERNMENT WITH THE CONSENT OF THE GOVERNED.
Summary of Previous Chapter
The Attitude of the People towards the Department
Method of Co-operation with Local Bodies
State-Aid, Direct and Indirect
The Department and the Large Towns
The Department's Plans for Developing Agriculture
The Industrial Problem and Education
The Difficulty of Finding Trained Teachers
How Surmounted
Difficulties of Agricultural Education
Decision to Adopt Itinerant Instruction
Double Purpose of this Instruction
Relation of the Department with Secondary Schools
Importance of Domestic Economy Teaching
Provision of Teachers in Domestic Economy
Miscellaneous Industries
Competition of the Factory
The Department's Fabian Policy Justified
Its Support by the Country
Improvement of Live-Stock
Best Method of giving Object Lessons in Agriculture
Sea Fisheries
Continental Tours for Irish Teachers
Cork Exhibition of 1902
Things and Ideas
Concluding Words
INDEX