Zeitungsreise: Living History
2 articles
Following Bozen and Brixen, Meran is granted approval to establish an upper secondary school. Despite its own financial constraints, Marienberg Abbey undertakes to provide the required professors at its own expense.
A review of the 1848/49 school year at the Merano Gymnasium commends the introduction of modern subjects such as physics and foreign languages, while criticizing the persistence of the class-teacher system instead of specialized subject teachers. It further appeals to the principles of academic freedom and meaningful education beyond mere rote learning.
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