Applied Motion Study
A Collection Method to industrial Preparedness

MOTION MODELS 103 Never in the history of the world has there been such a need as there is to-day for economy in all lines, to compensate as far as possible for the enormous loss in human and material things caused by the great war. We have endeavoured to bring out in various recent papers the im- mensity of this loss, and to outline various meth- ods by which it may be partially met. No body of thinkers realises more clearly than do the edu- cators just what this loss means, and none have proved more ready to do their part toward meet- ing it, as is testified by the noble work done by educators in all the warring countries in stand- ing ready and glad to do their part in the mak- ing-good process.” We are presenting, therefore, what we believe to be the most advanced type of teaching in the industries, as a contribution towards that corre- lation for which we all long. This method is the result of years of experience as learners and teachers in many lines of activity. It has the increasing support of psychologists and teachers as well as of managers. We offer it not only hoping that it may prove of service in your vari- ous lines of activity, but with the assurance that