It was believed that reformatories for children should be built in the country, and they should be modeled on which of the following programs:

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The cottage plan was a model for reformatories for children in the country. It involved small cottages where a limited number of children would live with a "cottage mother" who would provide them with nurturing care and teach them vocational skills. This approach was seen as more humane and effective than the custodial plan, which had a more punitive and institutionalized approach, and the reformatory plan, which focused on confinement and discipline. The Quaker plan also emphasized rehabilitation and education, but it was not specifically designed for children in reformatory institutions.

It Was Believed That Reformatories for Children Should Be Built