Main content:
Inclusion creates community
Course: Children discover ways to read and write
Observation, analysis, and guidance in the learning field German
Admission requirements
STEOP, at least 100 ECTS-CP
Semester: 8
Orientation
Cultural techniques
Focus
Inclusion creates community
Aim
In this course, students expand and deepen their knowledge of observing, analysing and monitoring individual literacy learning processes. On the basis of a broad concept of inclusion and taking into account different first languages, talents and learning starting points, students reflect on how literacy and an appealing receptive and productive engagement of all pupils with writing and media culture can succeed.
Content
- Heterogeneity and creativity in literacy acquisition and in the development and expansion of text and media skills
- Literacy, text and media skills in the context of multilingualism and cultural diversity
- Identification of individual learning starting points in the area of reading and spelling
- Experiences, interests, needs and talents in dealing with media and writing culture
- Goal- and resource-orientated support and use of assistive technologies in the development and expansion of reading and spelling skills as well as text and media skills
- Focusing on evidence and feedback culture in the context of literacy acquisition and children's production and reception of texts and media
show detailsshow lessLearning outcomes/skills
The graduates ...
- are able to recognise and reflect on heterogeneity, diversity, and creativity as factors of written language acquisition
- are familiar with the characteristics of different languages and their linguistic biographical relevance in literacy development
- can identify different psychophysical prerequisites for the successful acquisition of written language and develop strategies to compensate for barriers
- can compare and critically evaluate different pedagogical–diagnostic procedures in the field of reading and writing and derive development-oriented, potential-focused guidance from their results
- are able to initiate and support an individual, resource-oriented development of reading and spelling skills
- can select subject- and language-didactic methods for the evidence-based promotion of reading and spelling in a learner-oriented manner
- can give appreciative, constructive, and differentiated feedback to learners on their individual level of written language development on the basis of an appropriate professional attitude.
Supra-subject and transversal skills
Teaching and learning methods
Seminar work
Languages
German, English
Semester hours per week
3
ECTS-AP
5
Category
Focus
Type of course
Seminar (pi)
Type of assessment
digit grade
Performance records
- Oral partial performance
- Written partial performance/seminar paper
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