Student teachers Sarah Schmohl (left) and Paulina Wieland try out the “bracket mountain” technique, which can be used to visually structure  calculation steps. The calculation is done from “top to bottom”.
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04.07.2024 in Science, Study and Teaching

Much more than just arithmetic

Professor Kirstin Erath and Dr Anna-Marietha Vogler say that a good mathematics lesson is many things; one thing it isn’t, is quiet. They provide their students with research-based knowledge and give them the skills they need to design modern lessons. Read more

Natascha Ueckmann, who led the seminar (l.), and student Lilly Fuss
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15.09.2022 in Campus, Research

Looted art – a challenge for museums

How do museums deal with objects looted during colonial campaigns? And how do they deal with the demands to return them to their countries of origin? This set of issues was dealt with by a seminar held at the Institute for Romance Studies. An interview with Professor Natascha Ueckmann, who led the seminar, and student Lilly Fuss, about research-based learning, frustration, and overdue returns. Read more

Every child has a different learning disposition. At the University of Halle, trainee teachers are taught how to respond to these varying needs.
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13.10.2017 in Campus, Study and Teaching

Better prepared for school.

Each student is different. Until now, university-led teacher training courses have not taken this fact into account to the necessary extent. The project "Kasuistische Lehrerbildung für den inklusiven Unterricht" ('Case-based teacher training for inclusive teaching', KALEI) intends to change this with an increased focus on practical classroom experience. Read more

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