Many-sided State aid for the self-education of workers and peasants (the creation of a network of institutions for extra-scholastic instruction: libraries; adult schools; popular homes and universities; courses; lectures; cinemas; etc.).[§84& 83.]
The extensive development of professional training for pupils above the age of 17, in association with general polytechnic learning.[§81.]
Easy access to the lecture halls of the universities for all who may desire it, and especially for workers; the throwing open of the universities as a field for the teaching activities of all competent persons; the removal of all artificial obstacles that may now prevent the access of fresh teaching strength into the professorial chairs; attention to the material welfare of the pupils, so that it may become practically possible for proletarians and peasants to attend the