Moving Forward

LehrerInnenbildung der Zukunft - Innovative Neuerungen in Forschung und Lehre an der Universität Graz

„Moving forward“ lautet das Motto der gleichnamigen Veranstaltung zur
LehrerInnenbildung der Zukunft am 27. November 2014 um 15 Uhr in der Aula der Uni Graz.

Die Veranstaltung bietet einen Rückblick auf die vergangenen Entwicklungen im Bereich der PädagogInnenbildung NEU. Darunter etwa die Erstellung der neuen Lehramtscurricula sowie die Einführung eines gemeinsamen Aufnahme- und Auswahlverfahrens.

Darüber hinaus ist ein kurzer Überblick der LehrerInnenbildung an der Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz geplant, bei dem drei innovative Initiativen mittels Videopräsentationen vorgestellt werden.

Einen Programmhöhepunkt stellt die Verleihung des Viktor-Obendrauf-Preises dar, bei dem die besten Diplomarbeiten und Dissertationen der Uni Graz im Bereich Fachdidaktik im Studienjahr 2013/14 geehrt werden.

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Christina Schober
E-Mail: christina.schober(at)uni-graz.at
Telefon: 380 1713

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