1. The Social and Educational Reformation in New Lanark
... education to the children in his factory. In the record of a report that Dale provided to Thomas Bayley, the president of the Manchester Board of Health, in which details of nutrition, health, education, and safety issues were reported. (Donnachie & Hewitt 42) All workers were well fed, and trained. In addition, Dale established an education system for the children, mostly after working ... would never "beat any one of the children or to threaten them in any word". (Gregory 147) Much of this came directly from a Swiss educator, Heinrich Pestalozzi, who emphasized the importance of kindn...
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