Wissenschaftliche Literatur Student

Sonja Čotar Konrad / Mara Cotič / Darjo Felda / Jurka Lepičnik Vodopivec / Milena Valenčič Zuljan / Amalija Žakelj / Tina Štemberger

Classroom Climate: Student and Teacher Perceptions

Studien zur Schulpädagogik

The scientific monograph entitled Classroom Climate: Student and Teacher Perceptions comprises the theoretical and empirical sections.

The theoretical section focuses on the justification of the school’s role of a place that encourages the development of the student’s potentials where we aim to highlight that the teaching and learning of contents prescribed by the curriculum are coupled with other processes that are important for an individual’s…

Sandra Mršnik / Majda Cencič / Daniel Doz / Darjo Felda / Mara Cotič

The Relationship Between Students᾿ Attitudes Towards Problem-Solving and Their Achievements in Mathematics

Studien zur Schulpädagogik

Different learning theories have attributed great importance to problem solving, but the perception of what influences the problem solving and what problem solving is really about differed significantly between theories. From the conception that only the reproduction of learned procedures is important for problem solving, to concepts advocating that the acquired specific knowledge suffices, that problem solving strategy is crucial, that automated mental skills play an…

Xiaodong Zhang

Teaching Writing Through Teachers᾽ Self-Directed Development

A Representative Qualitative Case Study in China – Challenges and Promises

LINGUA – Fremdsprachenunterricht in Forschung und Praxis

It is typical for teachers to experience a lack of effective professional development at the institutional level. In this context, the practice that teachers have gained from their professional development may also insufficiently meet students’ needs. For example, in the context of English as a foreign language (EFL) writing instruction within Chinese universities, pre-service and in-service education seem to focus on the instruction of writing at the level of language…

Charis-Olga Papadopoulou

Supporting student teachers’ written reflection in their practicum

An action research project

Didaktik in Forschung und Praxis

This book provides comprehensive insight into prospective teachers’ written reflection on key moments of their teaching practicum.

In the context of Greek higher education, the foreign language student teachers’ concept, planning, teaching and assessment of key moments are explored and the optimal ways in which teacher education can support them are empirically validated by means of a longitudinal pedagogical action research. [...]

Gisela Boeck / Florian Detjens / Hans-Uwe Lammel / Susi-Hilde Michael

Karriereentwürfe in der Zerreißprobe – Beispiele aus der Universität Rostock im Nationalsozialismus

Studien zur Geschichte des Nationalsozialismus

Dieses Gedenkbuch der anderen Art nimmt bislang weitgehend unbeachtet gebliebene Angehörige der Universität Rostock nach 1933 in den Blick:

Berichtet wird von drei MedizinstudentInnen, die durch die neuen Hochschulgesetze zu ‚Nicht-Ariern‘ bzw. zu ‚(Halb)Juden‘ wurden. Ihnen gelang die Flucht in die USA, wo sie als MedizinerInnen Fuß fassen konnten, wohingegen noch einem jüdischen US-Amerikaner in Rostock das Medizinstudium fortzuführen und seine…

Astrid Neumann & Christina Görlich (Hrsg.)

Aktuelle Aspekte von Mehrsprachigkeit in Schule und Lehramtsausbildung

Studentische Forschungsprojekte

Blickpunkt Deutsch als Zweitsprache

Sprachen spielen in unserem Alltag, aber auch und insbesondere im Kontext von Bildung eine fundamentale Rolle zur allgemeinen, bildungssprachlichen und fachlichen Verständigung. Mehrsprachigkeit ist durch verschiedene Aspekte, vor allem die Zunahme verschiedener Sprachen in Gesellschaft und Bildung dabei längst im Fokus. So ist die Mehrsprachigkeit auch in der Lehrerbildung und mit ihr in den verschiedenen Unterrichtsfächern angekommen. Zahlreiche Publikationen zeigen das…

Marta Licardo / Alenka Lipovec (eds.)

Artificial Intelligence Literacy and Social-Emotional Skills as Transversal Competencies in Education

EUB. Erziehung – Unterricht – Bildung

The SETCOM Monograph is a significant scholarly work that explores the intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI) literacy and social-emotional (SE) skills within the educational context. This collection of scientific papers delves deeply into how AI and SE skills, as transversal competencies, can be developed and integrated into educational frameworks.

The monograph is based on empirical studies conducted using the scientific method of pedagogical research,…

Antti Kapanen

Employability of Foreign Higher Education Graduates in Germany

A Grounded Theory Study of Factors, Processes and Action Strategies

Studien zur Berufs- und Professionsforschung

The number of foreign students enrolled in German higher education has grown for decades – reaching 128,500 new enrolments and a total number of 440,500 students in 2022. Up to 80% of new enrolments consider staying in Germany to work after graduation, promising a welcome relief to the much-discussed labour shortage resulting from demographic and educational trends.

However, the real employment outcomes continue to fall short of the promising expectations. As…

Jing He

Preparation for the University Entrance Examination

Determinants of Effective Self-Regulation in Exam Preparation among Chinese High School Students

Schriften zur pädagogischen Psychologie

Each year thousands and millions Chinese senior high school students have to prepare for the university entrance examination (UEE) for their aspiration for higher education. This preparation learning lasts almost one year, with a great amount of learning content, difficult problems, complicated tasks, and fierce competition. During this period, they have to meet lots of challenges, such as, adjusting or maintaining their interest for learning, improving learning…

Wolfgang Kabisch

Studenten und Polizei

Eine empirische Untersuchung zur Akzeptanz der Polizei und ihrer Tätigkeit durch Studentinnen und Studenten am Beispiel von Studierenden der Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität Münster

Strafrecht in Forschung und Praxis

Blockaden, Hausbesetzungen, Demonstrationen - nicht selten sind es Studenten, die in der ersten Reihe gesellschaftlichen Protests gestanden haben und stehen, - und regelmäßig treffen sie dabei auf die Polizei. Häufig kommt es zu Konfrontationen und dabei nicht selten auch zu Gewalttätigkeiten.
Sehen Studenten die Polizei deshalb als ihren Gegner an? Haben sie eine negative Einstellung zur Polizei, - weniger positiv als der Durchschnitt der Bevölkerung sonst?…