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Gymnasium
The German word for gymnasium is Turnhalle.
Hauptschule, Realschule, and Gymnasium
Natalie Cole did not attend a music college. She graduated from the University of Massachusetts in 1972 where she majored in Child Psychology and minored in German.
From the Renaissance till about 1919 the only schools in the German-speaking lands that led to university courses were called Gymnasien (singular - das Gymnasium). From 1859 onwards there were also Realschulen. These led to leaving certificates that allowed that allowed leavers to study mathematics, the natural sciences and technological subjects at a university (or equivalent). From 1900 onwards they were called Realgymnasien or Oberrealschulen in Prussia. Note: * The word Gymnasium did not necessarily appear in the name of all schools of this type. * In German the word Hochschule refers to universities and comparable institutions. * Girls' schools avoided the term Gymnasium.
Grundschule = primary school Realschule = middle school Oberschule = upper school Oberrealschule = upper school (archaic) Gymnasium = grammar school Berufsschule = vocational school Hochschule = college, university Fachhochschule = polytechnic, technical college, university of apllied sciences Universität = university
He graduated from the German Naval academy and then served for a few years in the small German navy.
The equivalent of "Edward" in German is "Eduard".
German Wallace College was created in 1855.
a gymnasium (sports room or place to work out) = Sporthalle, Turnhalle a gym class (physical education) = Sport
Helen Keller graduated cum laude from Radcliffe College in 1904. She became the first deaf blind person to earn a bachelor of arts degree, and received honors in German and English.
A gymnasium is a room or building usually designed for active participation in sports and exercise by the general public as opposed to passive spectating. The word is shortened in informal usage as 'gym'. A gymnasium was also a place in ancient Greece where athletes trained naked from which the word is derived. In modern usage, it is also used to refer to a German secondary school preparing students for university.