Further training
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Past events
25.01.: On the pedagogical core of inclusion - a potential-oriented view of school and teacher education
31.01.: Professionalization, professionalism, profession - shaping inclusive paths as (prospective) foreign language teachers
07.01.: Using AI for adaptive learner support in the foreign language learning process - potentials, limits, prospects
Fresh from the literacy kitchen: film, screenplay & theater (Verena Plomer)
Imaginative motivation for free writing & storytelling (Verena Plomer)
Mobile Language Learning: Techniques, Methods & Tools for Contemporary Foreign Language Teaching (Johanna Uhl-Martin)
Padlet arrangements in literature lessons (Dirk Beyer)
Web 2.0 tasks in online teaching - digital tools for a successful approach (Noema Pérez)
The age of digitalization has long since dawned in the education and school system - which also brings new challenges in foreign language teaching.
The Integrated Study Workshop (ISW) - Languages and the Institute of Romance Studies therefore offered the following workshops last year:
"On the way to digital interactive teaching - the creation of digital learning materials in the form of an iBook"
(Stefanie Bogdan & Julia Materna, Mainz)
23.01.2020, 14-16 h, Kurt-Wolters-Str. 5, Room 4004
"The WebQuest - introduction and practical testing of the concept for foreign language teaching"
(Anja Hastrich, University of Giessen)
26.10.2020, 16-18:30, Kurt-Wolters-Str. 5, Room 0012 (ISW)
"Sketchnotes: The creative tool for foreign language teachers"
(Kathleen Plötner, Potsdam)
10.11.2020, 14-16.30, Kurt-Wolters-Str. 5, Room 0012 (ISW)
"#webtools: The use of new media in competence-oriented foreign language teaching"
(Manuela Franke, Potsdam)
10.11.2020, 16:30-19:00, Kurt-Wolters-Str. 5, Room 0012 (ISW)
The first self-organized working day of ISW languages took place on 20.05.16. Numerous teachers from the state of Hesse and student teachers from the University of Kassel took part in this event, which was accredited as further training by the Hessian State Education Authority. Under the guiding theme of "Tasks in a multilingual learning context", the participants were able to attend various workshops and take away many new ideas for their own language teaching. The department heads Prof. Dr. Karin Aguado (DaF/Z), Prof. Dr. Norbert Kruse (German Primary Didactics), Prof. Dr. Bernd Tesch (Romance Studies), Prof. Dr. Claudia Finkbeiner and StR i. H. Marc Smasal (both English Studies FLUL/IK) provided input, while the participants were able to test and discuss some tasks in small groups. The workday was a complete success, so there will be more workdays at the ISW in the future.
Text and photos by Sabine Wiechmann, ISW languages coordinator