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The school laws and methods developed during Reyher's time provided an important basis for a standardised education structure in junior schools. He saw to it that, for the first time in any German state, universal school attendance became legally compulsory. He insisted that natural sciences and
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from 1614, rapidly mastering everything he was taught about Latin and Maths. His father was gratified that his clever son would be able to follow him into the wine trade, but by the end of 1616 his father's aspirations for the boy had changed. Foreseeing the possibility of an academic career, at
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Another major contribution to advancing the schools system was his development of standardised curricula and his production of text books, many of which were published and distributed far beyond the frontiers of
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which would lead to ten village women being killed by burning and one by being beheaded after which her body was burnt anyway. (The victims were rehabilitated in 2011.) It was located just to the west of
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had been taking a close personal interest in the duchy's school system, which had fallen into sad decline in the context of the destruction, depopulation, plague and economic decline that accompanied the
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Reyher's mission in Gotha became the reorganisation of the schools system in the duchy, applying the principals enunciated by education experts of the time including, notably,
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