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This 1943 article by the noted American sociologist, Willard Waller (1899 – 1945), reported on the impact that W.W. II was having on the American educational system. Waller pointed out that during the course of 1942-43 school year, as many as 189,000 teachers had left their classrooms in order to work in defense plants. The author argued four distinct points that would halt the mass exodus - among them was the cry that "salaries of teachers must be raised to the point where they match favorably with industry."

A 1944 photo-essay on this topic can be read here...

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''Revolt in the Classroom (The Saturday Review, 1943)

''Revolt in the Classroom (The Saturday Review, 1943)

''Revolt in the Classroom (The Saturday Review, 1943)

''Revolt in the Classroom (The Saturday Review, 1943)

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