La PÃ(c)dagogie Dans L'allemagne Du Nord, by Georges Dumesnil, offers a detailed examination of educational practices in Northern Germany during the late 19th century. This study, based on original documents and personal observations, delves into the curriculum, teaching methodologies, and teacher training programs of the region. Dumesnil provides insights into how subjects are taught and learned, offering a comparative perspective on educational systems of the time.

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