Question

describe how history teacher and the headmaster humiliated albert​

Answer 1

Explanation:

The head

teacher expelled Albert from the school for the following reasons:

1. His presence

in the classroom did not let the teacher to teach and the other pupils to

learn.

2. There was

charge against him that he refused to learn.

3. He was

also charged with being in constant rebellion, and no serious work could be done

while he was in the class.

Answer 2

Answer:

The History teacher, Mr Braun, was chiefly to blame for driving  Albert out of school and then out of Munich. He humiliated Albert in the  classroom. He asked the boy in which year the Prussians had defeated  the French. Albert told him that he did not see any sense in learning  the dates and facts by heart. He explained his theory of education that  facts were not so important as ideas and students should try to know  the reason behind such wars.  Mr Braun called him a disgrace, an ungrateful boy who ought to be  ashamed of himself. He complained against the boy to the head teacher  who again treated Albert harshly. He was going to expel the boy for  disturbing the class. Albert left the school on his own accord and  moved off to Milan, Italy.