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Title:Zgodovina Osnovne šole Cerknica od leta 1873 do leta 1987 : magistrsko delo
Authors:ID Štritof, Jaka (Author)
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Files:.pdf MAG_Stritof_Jaka_2024.pdf (17,36 MB)
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Typology:2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:PEF - Faculty of Education
Abstract:Začetki šolanja v Cerknici segajo v začetek 19. stoletja. Šola se je v Cerknici zgradila leta 1827 in se je nenehno širila. Leta 1863 je postala dvorazredna, leta 1878 trirazredna, 1879 pa štirirazredna. Za časa Avstro-Ogrske in stare Jugoslavije je na šoli delovala tudi nižja gimnazija, ki je predstavljala višje razrede. Ta je bila v šolskem letu 1958/59 ukinjena, njeni razredi pa so bili pripojeni osnovni šoli, ki je postala 8-letka. Šola je prešla čez več obdobij, večjo je bilo obdobje Marije Terezije in Franca Jožefa II. To je bil čas Avstro-Ogrske, kjer je bilo značilno, da je imela cerkev velik vpliv na šolo, učenci so se morali redno udeleževati svetih maš in večkrat obeležiti cerkvene praznike. V tem obdobju se je tudi intenzivno praznovalo rojstne dneve in godove vladarjev ter cesarjev. Vse skupaj se je spremenilo, ko je šola prišla pod jugoslovansko oblast. Pouk in praznovanje praznikov sta se bistveno spremenila, spremenili pa so se tudi metode in načini poučevanja, ki so postali naprednejši. Skozi čas se je šolsko poslopje nenehno nadgrajevalo. Kljub temu se je šola skozi celotno obdobje srečevala s prostorsko stisko in z različnimi nevšečnostmi, 23. novembra 1943 pa je bila celo v celoti požgano. Šolanje se je za kratek čas preselilo v Dolenjo vas, nato pa se je začela obnova požgane šole. V šolskem letu 1962/63 se je začela graditi nova šola v Cerknici, ki je bila zgrajena v obdobju od leta 1963 do leta 1976. Nova šola je omogočila kvalitetnejšo izvedbo pouka, seveda modernejšo obliko pa poznamo še danes.
Keywords:Osnovna šola Cerknica, šolska kronika, zgodovina šolstva
Place of publishing:Maribor
Place of performance:Maribor
Publisher:[J. Štritof]
Year of publishing:2024
Number of pages:XII, 141 str.
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-91288 New window
UDC:373.3(497.4Cerknica)"1873/1987"(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:223010563 New window
Publication date in DKUM:20.01.2025
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Language:English
Title:History of the Cerknica Primary School from 1873 to 1987
Abstract:Schooling in Cerknica began in the early 19th century, with a school built in 1827 and expanding steadily. By 1863, it offered two-year programmes, followed by three-year programmes in 1878 and four-year programmes in 1879. Under the Austro-Hungarian Empire and later the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, it also offered a lower grammar school programme, until the programme was absorbed by a new eight-year primary school programme in the school year 1958/59. The school weathered several historical periods, significantly the reign of Maria Theresa and Franz Joseph II. Their Austro-Hungarian Empire was characterised by the Church's influence on schooling. Pupils had to regularly attend mass and celebrate religious holidays. Birthdays and name-days of rulers and monarchs were intensely celebrated. Everything changed under the Yugoslav authority. The lessons and holiday celebrations changed considerably, as did the teaching, which became more progressive. The school building saw constant enhancements, yet faced spatial constraints and numerous inconveniences, and completely burnt down on 23 November 1943. The schooling temporarily moved to Dolenja vas. The reconstruction of the Cerknica school lasted from 1963 to 1976. The new building enabled enhanced lesson delivery and formed the essence of the school we know today, albeit with modern additions.
Keywords:Cerknica primary school, school chronicle, history of education


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