How the Feebleminded Live in the Community

Since the epochal work of Itard at the beginning of the nineteenth century the training of the feebleminded, apart from their mere custodial care, has been a concern of psychologist, physician, educator and sociologist alike. Numerous schools have been established by the state for such training throughout the country, but everyone at all acquainted with this problem knows that there are not nearly enough institutions to provide for the children who require such training. The British investigation of the incidence of feeble-