Education in Bavaria
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I may here mention that the teaching of botany is an essential part of the scientific instruction given in nearly all the Real-ScJmlen of Ger- many, and precedes the teaching of physics and of chemistry, as exercising the observing, rather than the reasoning faculties of the children. Similar schools in Berlin, one of which I recently visited, are supplied once or twice a week from the Royal Botanical Gardens with fresh specimens of flowers for the instruction of the pupils.
In the Munich schoo...l, natural history is taught to the pu- pils of the second and third classes, physics and chemistry to those of the fourth, fifth and sixth.
The standard of mathematical teaching in these Real- Schools is high, and the teaching of geometry is facilitated and rendered more directly serviceable to the pupil by not insisting on the use of Euclid as a text-book. In the school I am describing, there was a good collection of models, illustrating the different geometrical forms, and the intersection of surfaces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I may here mention that the teaching of botany is an essential part of the scientific instruction given in nearly all the Real-ScJmlen of Ger- many, and precedes the teaching of physics and of chemistry, as exercising the observing, rather than the reasoning faculties of the children. Similar schools in Berlin, one of which I recently visited, are supplied once or twice a week from the Royal Botanical Gardens with fresh specimens of flowers for the instruction of the pupils.
In the Munich schoo...l, natural history is taught to the pu- pils of the second and third classes, physics and chemistry to those of the fourth, fifth and sixth.
The standard of mathematical teaching in these Real- Schools is high, and the teaching of geometry is facilitated and rendered more directly serviceable to the pupil by not insisting on the use of Euclid as a text-book. In the school I am describing, there was a good collection of models, illustrating the different geometrical forms, and the intersection of surfaces.
What to read after Education in Bavaria?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Magnus, Philip, Sir, 1842- to read onlineMoreLess
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