Higher Education And the War
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^Monatschr.f. h. Sch. 1908, p. 584.
88 HIGHER EDUCATION of an Intermediate school with six classes. The result is that a large proportion of the pupils of the Higher schools leave when they have reached this stage. The statistics for Prussia in the year 1909 have been worked out by Dr. Wingerath, and the percentages of pupils in the three types of Higher school who contented themselves with the certifi- cate for one year's service as a volunteer, and dropped out after U II, were as follows... — Gymnasium .
• 23.4 Realgymnasium • . 35.8 Oberrealschule . . 52.8 If we also take into account the numbers who drop out at other stages, we find that the percentage of pupils who do not complete the nine years' course is very high. Dr. Wingerath gives the following percentages of pupils who begin in VI but drop out before O I — Gymnasium .
. . 58.5 Realgymnasium . 80 Oberrealschule . . 85 It will be seen that the process of elimination operates very rigorously at this stage.
In those circumstances it was felt that something should be done to secure that at least those who dropped out after completing U II should have IN GERMANY 89 received what could be called a completed general education at that stage, so a Leaving Certificate Examination {AbschlussprUfung) was instituted for them in 1892, and exemption from the ordi- nary military service was made conditional on that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
564.
^Monatschr.f. h. Sch. 1908, p. 584.
88 HIGHER EDUCATION of an Intermediate school with six classes. The result is that a large proportion of the pupils of the Higher schools leave when they have reached this stage. The statistics for Prussia in the year 1909 have been worked out by Dr. Wingerath, and the percentages of pupils in the three types of Higher school who contented themselves with the certifi- cate for one year's service as a volunteer, and dropped out after U II, were as follows... — Gymnasium .
• 23.4 Realgymnasium • . 35.8 Oberrealschule . . 52.8 If we also take into account the numbers who drop out at other stages, we find that the percentage of pupils who do not complete the nine years' course is very high. Dr. Wingerath gives the following percentages of pupils who begin in VI but drop out before O I — Gymnasium .
. . 58.5 Realgymnasium . 80 Oberrealschule . . 85 It will be seen that the process of elimination operates very rigorously at this stage.
In those circumstances it was felt that something should be done to secure that at least those who dropped out after completing U II should have IN GERMANY 89 received what could be called a completed general education at that stage, so a Leaving Certificate Examination {AbschlussprUfung) was instituted for them in 1892, and exemption from the ordi- nary military service was made conditional on that.
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