Činnosť Československého štátneho učiteľského ústavu v Banskej Bystrici v rokoch 1919 – 1939
The Activity of the Czechoslovak National Teaching Institute in Banská Bystrica in the years 1919 – 1939

Summary/Abstract: The history of teaching education in Banská Bystrica has its determinants in the social, political changes, as reflected in the subsequent periods of its development organization and profiling of schools in each. With evolving time is developed effort to raise the education of teachers at a higher level. New hope in the field of teacher training in the creation of the Czechoslovak Republic, Banská Bystrica, occurred after the establishment of the Czechoslovak National Institute of teaching (1919). The National Institute of teaching in Banská Bystrica had to overcome several material, spatial, organizational problems and problems with staffing in the period of the Czechoslovak Republic. The teaching at The National Institute of teaching was ongoing in the new building spaces in the school year 1934/35. There were attended overall 3046 students in the years 1919/20-1939/40. From statistical data from the school years 1927/28 – 1939/40 students come mainly from the nearby Slovak towns and municipalities (even 12% of the students come from abroad from this period). They were mostly the Roman Catholic religion, Czechoslovak (later Slovak) language predominantly-talked and were prevailingly classified by degree of capable (79,8%). Students in extracurricular activities may be carried out in the Student our self-study cluster, Student abstinent cluster and in the Choir.

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