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English: Reproduction from negative. Beginning in 1892 education for the natives was split. First were schools for the nobles (priyayi) and important local figures, while others for the general native populace followed. In 1907 the curriculum for the first class of schools was made more western. These schools, in Dutch, were called Dutch-Native Schools (HIS) or Dutch-Chinese Schools (HCS, pictured). In 1939there were 279 HIS and 107 HCS.
Nederlands: Repronegatief. Vanaf 1892 kwam er een splitsing in de scholen voor de inheemse bevolking. De scholen der eerste klasse waren bedoeld voor kinderen van de 'hoofden' en aanzienlijken, die der tweede klasse voor de kinderen van 'gewone' Javanen. In 1907 werd een begin gemaakt met het ombuigen van de eerste klasse scholen naar het Westers lager onderwijs. Daartoe werd onder meer de cursusduur verlengd. Het onderwijs werd in het Nederlands gegeven. Deze scholen kregen de naam Hollands-Inlandse school of Hollands-Chinese school (foto). In 1939 waren er 279 Hollands-Inlandse scholen en 107 Hollands-Chinese scholen. Een flink deel van de Indonesische elite volgde het onderwijs op deze scholen. (P. Boomgaard, 2001). Onderwijs op Java. Zaakonderwijs, ca. 1925 |
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| Date | before 1943 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Author | I.A. (Isidor Arras) Ochse (Fotograaf/photographer). | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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