Main content:
Cultural techniques
Course: Children enter into dialogue with the world
Enabling spaces for the (subject) didactic development of teaching–learning scenarios
Admission requirements
none
Semester: 7
Orientation
Cultural techniques
Focus
Inclusion creates community
Aim
In terms of the theory-practice nexus, students develop and test diversity-sensitive teaching–learning scenarios with reference to their subject didactic knowledge. This takes place in didactic testing spaces in which students can apply, discuss, and reflect on the (subject) didactic knowledge they have acquired in the course of their studies for open and common scenarios. Project-oriented work and Universal Design for Learning receive special attention here.
Content
- Research-based analysis of published teaching-learning-scenarios on procedures for language-sensitive teaching and CLIL
- Analysis of mathematical tasks
- Examination of teaching-learning-scenarios in the teaching of other subjects (subject matter, creative subjects, sport, digital education)
- Independent, curriculum-related conception of diversity-sensitive teaching-learning-scenarios in one of the aforementioned contexts or across contexts with a focus on learning opportunities
- Documentation of the designed teaching-learning-scenarios, taking into account educational and technical language, technical didactic, and technical content criteria
- Evaluation criteria and evaluation of the designed teaching-learning-scenarios with regard to accessibility and educational goals
- Joint further development of the designed teaching-learning-scenarios with peers and, if applicable, subject didacticians
show detailsshow lessLearning outcomes/skills
Graduates ...
- are able to acquire analytical knowledge of published, contextualised teaching-learning-scenarios for language-sensitive teaching and CLIL
- can analyse and further develop mathematical tasks with regard to the individual learning starting points of the pupils
- are able to plan a cross-curricular application of mathematical methods in science, creative subjects, physical education, and digital literacy
- are able to design independent, curriculum-related analogue and digital teaching-learning-scenarios
- can create learning opportunities that include consideration of the individual needs and wants of pupils
- are familiar with educational and subject-specific language, subject-specific didactic, diversity-sensitive, and subject-specific content criteria for the documentation of teaching-learning-scenarios
- can apply these criteria to scenarios they have developed themselves
- are familiar with criteria for the evaluation of teaching-learning-scenarios, taking into account the aspect of accessibility and school educational goals, and can apply them to self-developed scenarios
- are able to strive for further development of their teaching-learning-scenarios in dialogue with peers and subject didacticians
- are able to use this feedback to optimise the preparation of lessons.
Supra-subject and transversal skills
- Social-emotional learning
- Language education
- Scientific work
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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