Janssen, Mareike
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Publication Access status: Open Access , Außerschulische Lernorte von Kindern : Reflexionen - Konzeptionen - PerspektivenDie Wertschätzung des außerschulischen Lernens hat in der Schulpädagogik eine lange Tradition und ist besonders in der Grundschule und im Sachunterricht etabliert. Mit einem Blick auf Möglichkeiten der Vernetzung schulischer und außerschulischer Lernwelten rückt das Bildungspotenzial und die Bildungswirksamkeit außerschulischer Lernorte zunehmend in den Aufmerksamkeitsfokus bildungspolitischer, schulpädagogischer sowie didaktischer Reflexion. Eine Gelegenheit zu einer vertieften Auseinandersetzung mit diversen außerschulischen Lernarrangements bot die Tagung zum Thema „Orte und Räume der Generationenvermittlung – außerschulisches Lernen von Kindern“, die im Oktober 2017 an der Universität Siegen stattfand. Die vielfältigen Impulse und wertvollen Überlegungen der Tagungsteilnehmerinnen und -teilnehmer werden in der vorliegenden Publikation „Außerschulische Lernorte von Kindern – Reflexionen – Konzeptionen – Perspektiven“ aufgegriffen. Die Beiträge des Bandes gliedern sich in drei Themenblöcke: zum einen werden konzeptionelle Überlegungen zum außerschulischen Lernort vorgestellt, zum anderen eröffnet der Band Einblicke in die Entwicklung und Ausgestaltung sowie in den Einsatz von Materialien am außerschulischen Lernort. Der dritte Themenblock gibt abschließend einige Beispiele für die mannigfaltigen Möglichkeiten, schulische und außerschulische Lernorte effektiv zu vernetzen.Source Type:Conference Proceedings8214 12994 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Access status: Open Access , Cultural appropriation of spaces and thingsThis proceedings volume gathers papers presented at the symposium “Cultural Appropriation of Spaces and Things” held in Siegen, Germany in October 2019. All over the world, children are confronted with an increasingly complicated and fast-moving world. Children need elementary cultural techniques and skills to shape their own lives and enable them to find individual interpretations of meaning. In addition to the acquisition of classical cultural techniques such as arithmetic, writing and reading, the competent handling of spaces and things – through manifold processes of appropriation and reflection – is crucial. It forms the basis and prerequisite for the development of competences or abilities that are suitable for understanding the dimensions, the complexity and changeability of their world and enable them to critically deal with associated problems and find appropriate solutions. The aim of the conference was to find suitable ways for children all over the world for a methodically and didactically guided examination of their natural, social and technical environment. At the same time, the aim was to achieve a mutual enrichment of monodisciplinary research accesses. It also included a self-critical reflection of one’s own culturally shaped approaches of research.Source Type:Conference Proceedings1148 1443 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Access status: Open Access , Mit biologischen Inhalten Brücken zur Chemie bauen : Entwicklung und Erprobung eines Seminars für Sachunterrichtsstudierende(2015)Chemical contents in primary schools are still underrepresented, notwithstanding respective curriculum guidelines. Although teachers are aware of the significance of these contents, they often lack positive attitudes towards chemical topics and do not show much interest in them. Closely related is a widespread low self-efficacy for chemical contents and a negative self-concept to teach them. In this thesis the mentioned reasons for the underrepresentation of chemical contents are taken into account to develop a seminar for students of general studies (science and social studies at primary school level). Thus favourable preconditions for the teaching of chemical contents in primary school are expected to be created during university education. The guiding principle of the seminar is a combination of chemical and biological contents in order to transfer the students’ positive attitudes towards biology also to chemistry. A variety of different methods is used to evaluate the effects of the seminar in order to gain a comprehensive overview through this triangulation. These methods include Own Word Mapping, a self-developed, picture based association test, the Semantic Differential and a questionnaire with complementary oral questioning. The results indicate that the students perceive more connections between chemistry and biology and more chemical aspects in their environment after the seminar. Furthermore, a positive influence of the seminar on the unconscious attitudes towards chemistry and on the interest in chemical topics is revealed. Students show a higher self-efficacy concerning chemistry as well as a more positive self-concept concerning the teaching of chemical contents. The design of the seminar therefore supports the foundation of favorable conditions for an increased teaching of chemical aspects in primary school.Source Type:Doctoral Thesis1105 1221