The Training of Teachers in Austria
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After protracted negotiations with the The Training of Teachers in Austria. 19 government, its consent to this establishment was obtained and Dr. Frederick Dittes, director of the Gotha Seminary was called to undertake its organization. The institution organized by him received the name Pddagogium^ and was opened in the autumn of 1868. The course comprised three years in which, besides the theoretical instruction of the students, their practical ability as teachers in the practice school was al...so given consideration. In general, the plan of the German Seminary was taken as a model. Still, at the Pddagogium there was no manner of compul- sory attendance ; each participant could follow the whole series of lectures and practice exercises, or he ould elect to attend only single lectures. Moreover, since teachers already having had experience visited the Training School, the aim of the instruction was set higher than is the case in the German teachers' seminaries. The Pddagogium soon won for itself a reputation reaching far beyond the boundaries of Austria, and was frequently sought by teach- ers from south-eastern Europe.
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After protracted negotiations with the The Training of Teachers in Austria. 19 government, its consent to this establishment was obtained and Dr. Frederick Dittes, director of the Gotha Seminary was called to undertake its organization. The institution organized by him received the name Pddagogium^ and was opened in the autumn of 1868. The course comprised three years in which, besides the theoretical instruction of the students, their practical ability as teachers in the practice school was al...so given consideration. In general, the plan of the German Seminary was taken as a model. Still, at the Pddagogium there was no manner of compul- sory attendance ; each participant could follow the whole series of lectures and practice exercises, or he ould elect to attend only single lectures. Moreover, since teachers already having had experience visited the Training School, the aim of the instruction was set higher than is the case in the German teachers' seminaries. The Pddagogium soon won for itself a reputation reaching far beyond the boundaries of Austria, and was frequently sought by teach- ers from south-eastern Europe.
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