In this method, students practise both expressing their own thoughts in a short monologue and listening attentively to other students. This method is therefore suitable when thoughts and ideas need to be exchanged and also helps to practise presentation skills.
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A research journal helps students to record information, observations, expectations, wishes, results and reflections. This allows them to accompany the research process independently. The method is therefore well suited to introducing students to independent learning.
When researching on the internet, students need to collect information from reputable sources. To do this, they need to learn which documents/articles are really relevant and which sources are trustworthy.
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The aim of this method is to break down entrenched thought patterns by having students take on different roles and thus adopt different perspectives. The method involves three roles: the dreamer, the realizer and the critic. The group takes on the role of the dreamer first and then slips into the role of the realizer and the critic.
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Troika consulting is a method for rapid mutual consultation and support.
Ideas for solutions and new approaches to problems are developed quickly and effectively. It can also be used to improve existing ideas.
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Think-Pair-Share is a method in which learners first think individually about a question or problem, then discuss their thoughts in pairs and finally together as a whole group. The three-stage process thus offers learners the opportunity to explore a topic in depth in different social forms.
The method is a problem-solving technique in which an initially targeted question is reversed, requiring a different approach. For example, instead of considering how an idea can succeed, the question is asked, what must be done for its failure.
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Information about the history of education
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Teaching resources and information for learning about the concept of evolutionary mismatch in human behavior and its potential role in sustainable development
Our interdisciplinary teacher’s guide outlines our educational design concept. It provides introductory readings around core concepts of human sciences and ideas for exploring them in the classroom.
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