Johann Sturm

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Johann Sturm was a 16th-century German educator and humanist renowned for founding and directing the Strasbourg Gymnasium, a model Protestant school that influenced education across Europe.

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instanceOf Protestant reformer
educator
human
humanist
rector
birthDate 1507-10-01
birthPlace Alsace
Holy Roman Empire
Schlettstadt
citizenship Holy Roman Empire
deathDate 1589-03-03
deathPlace Alsace
Strasbourg
educatedAt University of Freiburg NERFINISHED
University of Paris
linked to: Sorbonne University
familyName Sturm
fieldOfWork classical philology
education
rhetoric
founded Strasbourg Gymnasium
givenName Johann
influenced European humanist education
Protestant school systems in France
Protestant school systems in Germany
Protestant school systems in the Netherlands
knownFor developing a model Protestant secondary school curriculum
founding the Strasbourg Gymnasium
influencing humanist education across Europe
languageOfWorkOrName German
Latin
mainInterest Protestant schooling
classical languages
rhetorical training
movement Protestant Reformation
linked to: Reformation

Renaissance humanism
name Johann Sturm
notableWork Founding of the Strasbourg Gymnasium
Gymnasii Argentoratensis ordinatio
occupation rector of gymnasium
schoolmaster
teacher
partOf intellectual life of Reformation-era Strasbourg
positionHeld director of the Strasbourg Gymnasium
rector of the Strasbourg Gymnasium
religion Lutheranism
Protestantism
workLocation Strasbourg

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Philip Melanchthon notableStudent Johann Sturm
Johann Sturm name Johann Sturm