Welcome to the Praxis³ project
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Jointly reflecting on, accompanying and appreciating learning processes and aptitude in the school internship
Praxis³ is a process that accompanies students during their internships and aims to help them reconcile their perspectives and experiences during their internship with those of their school and university supervisors. To this end, the previous format of the appraisal contribution has been revised, developed further and linked with familiar elements from BASIS and the ePortfolio or internship report.
The aim is to further develop, reflect on and support students' personal goals and skills during their internship, drawing on the extensive knowledge and skills of the accompanying persons. We have chosen the symbol of the triangle to illustrate that all three actors - the students, the university mentors and the school mentors - work together on an equal footing to shape and reflect on the practical experience.
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Böhnert, A., Klingebiel, F., Siedenbiedel, C., Osterberg, J. & Kuhn, H. P. (2024). Reflecting, accompanying and appreciating learning processes and aptitude in the school internship from multiple perspectives: The Praxis³ project at the University of Kassel. In J. Holle, W. Böttcher, W. Johannes & P. Gollup (Eds.), Aptitude assessment and reflection in the teaching profession. Practices, findings and multi-perspective contexts. Münster: Waxmann, 273-290. DOI: 10.31244/9783830998792
Böhnert, A., Klingebiel, F., Siedenbiedel, C. & Osterberg, J. (2023). I see something you don't see! Reflecting on, accompanying and appreciating learning processes and aptitude in the school internship together. In A. Schöning & A. Pfeiffer (Eds.), Schriftenreihe der Bundesarbeitsgemeinschaft Schulpraktische Studien: Vol. 15, Schulpraktische Studien professionell begleiten: Concepts, formats and instruments (pp. 81-90). Leipzig University Press.(Link)
Böhnert, Anne; Klingebiel, Franz (2022): Reflecting together with Praxis³. In: The primary school magazine (336).(Link)