Paul Bobertag

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Paul Hans Martin Bobertag (born July 28, 1813 in Liegnitz , † June 23, 1874 in Ratzeburg ) was a German educator.

Life

Bobertag was a son of the pastor and later general superintendent Johann Gottfried Bobertag (1770-1830) and grew up in Lobendau in the Haynau district (now Lubiatów, Złotoryja municipality, Powiat Złotoryjski, Poland). From Easter 1827 he attended the grammar school in Brieg , then after the appointment of his father as general superintendent in Breslau the Maria Magdalenen grammar school . At Michaelis 1832 he passed the Abitur and studied first at the University of Breslau , from 1833 at the University of Berlin philology and natural sciences. For financial reasons he was only able to study six semesters; in January 1835 he passed the first exam pro facultate docendi . From Easter 1835 he was tutor in the family of the Kommerzienrat Alexander Mendelssohn for three years . At the same time he taught mathematics by the hour at the Berlin Royal Realschule and regularly from Easter 1838 to Easter 1839 at the Friedrich Wilhelms-Gymnasium .

At Easter 1839, on the recommendation of Friedrich Adolf Trendelenburg , he was appointed to teach mathematics and natural sciences at the grammar school in Eutin .

After the Lauenburg School of Academics opened , he moved there in January 1846 as vice-principal . In January 1868 he was appointed professor.

Fonts

  • About science classes. Eutin program
  • About the connection of the teaching in the realities to the linguistic. In: Mützel's magazine for high schools (1852)
  • About the position and method of mathematical teaching in high schools. Ratzeburg 1848 (Ratzeburg Gymnasium program.)
  • The basic mathematical operations following E. Hei's collection of exercises, presented for use by the students. Ratzeburg 1854 (Ratzeburg Gymnasium program.)
  • The world exhibition of Europe. Ratzeburg 1860 (Ratzeburg Gymnasium program.)
  • Views on the teaching of geography in high schools. Ratzeburg 1867 (Ratzeburg Gymnasium program.)
  • In memory of the first 25 years of the Lauenburg High School. Ratzeburg 1871 (Ratzeburg Gymnasium program)

literature

  • Franz Kössler: Personal dictionary of teachers of the 19th century. Baack-Buzello. Full text

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