Ferdinand Eisen

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Estonian educator, pedagogy researcher (1914-2000)

PoliticiansLived 1914 to 2000 · aged 85

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Ferdinand Eisen was an Estonian educator, pedagogy researcher and education administrator who served as Minister of Education of the Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic from April 1960 to July 1980.

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1974Merited Teacher of Estonian SSR

Order of the Red Banner of Labour

Bengt Gottfried Forselius award

honorary member

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Helmut PiirimäeAlso won Bengt Gottfried Forselius award

Harri JõgisaluAlso won Merited Teacher of Estonian SSR Anton Ludwig SombartAlso won honorary member

Mati HintAlso won Bengt Gottfried Forselius award

Jaroslav Max KašparůAlso won honorary member

Anton SeitzAlso won honorary member

About this person

Ferdinand Eisen was an Estonian educator, pedagogy researcher and education administrator who served as Minister of Education of the Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic from April 1960 to July 1980. In Estonian education history he is noted for long tenure and for initiatives associated with maintaining an 11-year general school in Estonia within the Soviet system, expanding specialised classes, promoting Estonian-language teaching materials, and introducing a five-day school week.

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