Paul Oestreich

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Paul Hermann August Oestreich (born 30 March 1878 in Kolberg, Germany - died 28 February 1959 in Berlin) was a German educator.

He studied 1896-1900 at the University of Berlin and University of Greifswald, mathematics, philosophy, pedagogy and new languages. From 1901 he was teacher, from 1905 "Studienrat" in Berlin-Schöneberg.

In 1919, he founded the "Bund entschiedener Schulreformer" and led it until 1933.

From 1945-1949, Oestreich was "Hauptschulrat" in Berlin-Zehlendorf, from 1949 to 1950 in the "Hauptschulamt" of the Magistrat of Groß-Berlin Dezernent for higher education.

[edit] Literary works

An editor of the "Neue Erziehung" (bulletin of the Bund entschiedener Schulreformer)
Die Produktionsschule, 1920
Die elastische Einheitsschule, 1921
Die Technik als Luzifer der Pädagogik, 1947
Die Schule zur Volkskultur, 1947