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The North Bennet Street Industrial School assisted with the assimilation and acculturation of Italian immigrants into American society by enabling immigrants to adjust to their new country by learning the skills needed for gainful employment in society. The Sloyd educational model has been used by the NBSIS to provide project-based learning. The North Bennet Street Industrial School has served the families of the surrounding neighborhood within Boston’s North End. The North End has been home to many immigrants. Most immigrant families arrived by ship at Boston Harbor. The most common North End residents around the beginning of the 20th century were Italian immigrants. The NBSIS expanded their services throughout the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Services included recreational activities, job skills training courses, home economics courses, and a branch of the Boston Public Library. The North Bennet Street Industrial School has offered a large variety of skill-based courses and social services. A surge in the North End population due to Italian immigrants fueled the rise of the NBSIS as a settlement house, elementary school, trade school, library, and recreational facility. English courses were offered by 1909. World War I veterans returned to find new vocational training programs such as printing, jewelry making, and cabinet making. By 1920, a credit union had been established. Caddy Camps offered local teens the opportunity to spend their summers getting exercise and socializing with Boston-area executives from 1915 to 1983.
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The North Bennet Street Industrial School assisted with the assimilation and acculturation of Italian immigrants into American society by enabling immigrants to adjust to their new country by learning the skills needed for gainful employment in society.The most common North End residents around the beginning of the 20th century were Italian immigrants.English courses were offered by 1909. World War I veterans returned to find new vocational training programs such as printing, jewelry making, and cabinet making. By 1920, a credit union had been established. Caddy Camps offered local teens the opportunity to spend their summers getting exercise and socializing with Boston-area executives from 1915 to 1983.
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Free of the taint of manufacture” – that phrase, in particular, is heavily loaded with the ideology of what the Victorian socialist William Morris called the “anti-scrape”, or an anticapitalist conservationism (not conservatism) that solaced itself with the vision of a preindustrial golden age. In Britain, folk may often appear a cosy, fossilised form, but when you look more closely, the idea of folk – who has the right to sing it, dance it, invoke it, collect it, belong to it or appropriate it for political or cultural ends has always been contested territory.....
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