The Common-School System of Germany and Its Lessons to America (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Explore how German common schools shaped modern education—and what America can learn from their reforms.

This book examines the German school system, its history, and its practices, with a focus on what can be applied to American conditions. It argues for professionally trained teachers, fixed appointments, and compulsory attendance, while acknowledging reforms that fit local needs. The aim is practical guidance for improving education in the United States, not to copy every detail of the German model.

- Learn the key ideas that helped German schools succeed, including teacher preparation and consistent attendance.
- See how school administration, course of study, and teacher training evolved across Prussia and other states.
- Understand how classroom design, lighting, ventilation, and school buildings relate to student learning.
- Discover the impact of local governance, school funding, and compulsory education on long‑term outcomes.

Ideal for educators, policymakers, and anyone interested in the history and potential of school systems.

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