Christianity's Laymen and Teaching of Mathematics in Lithuanian School
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Algirdas Ažubalis
Published 2000-12-18
https://doi.org/10.15388/ActPaed.2000.07.9491
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Keywords

History of education
Lithuanian school
mathematics teaching
Christianity.

How to Cite

Ažubalis, A. (2000) “Christianity’s Laymen and Teaching of Mathematics in Lithuanian School”, Acta Paedagogica Vilnensia, 7, pp. 134–144. doi:10.15388/ActPaed.2000.07.9491.

Abstract

The period under analysis distinguishes three stages: 1) teaching in parish schools and “bakalorijos” (private village schools) (till 1864); 2) period of secret school (1864-1904); 3) private Lithuanian school after regaining press and during the period of World War I (1904-1918) and school in Independent Lithuania (1918-1940). In the first period are important mathematics teaching works in Lithuanian school of priests J. Stanevičius, M. Ceraskis, M. Brundza, A Juška and V. Juzumas. On the second period can be distinguished priests J. Katek and S. Gimžauskas, in the third period – priests A Dambrauskas-Jakštas and O. T Volk, also christianity's laymen P. Dovydaitis. A Mažylytė, I. Malinauskas, K. K. Raičinskis, O. E. Stanaitis.
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