Ring lecture at the University of Vechta: Children's life in the focus of didactics!

Ring lecture at the University of Vechta: Children's life in the focus of didactics!

The University of Vechta is preparing for an exciting lecture series in the summer semester 2025, which is under the title "Children and Liends". The series of events starts on May 13th and takes place every Tuesday at 6 p.m. It is aimed at students, teachers and interested people from the public who are interested in current social issues and their effects on educational processes. Most lectures are taken in the Q016, the university, some were also offered online in order to achieve a wider participant. How mynewsdesk.com reported, the first events in the series have already received positive feedback.

The opening lecture is held by Dr.in Iris Lüschen from the University of Vechta and deals with the effects of climate change on the living environment of children. Her topic is: "At some point it gets so hot that we can no longer play outside". On May 20, a lecture by Prof.in Dr.in Anja Seifert and Saskia Denise Warburg will follow, which will speak online about "living environments and future ideas of children in a migration society - consequences for the didactics of material teaching". On May 27th, Dr.in Vera Brinkmann will speak in presence and deal with the question "Students ask as a mirror as a mirror of livelihood experience - plan and design subject lessons".

diverse topics for interested parties

The lecture series deals with a wide range of topics that are important for today's educational landscape. On June 3, Prof.in Dr.in Sandra Tänzer from the University of Erfurt will take up the topic of the GDR home atk with 1989/90 and will focus on the life of life. These lectures are not only relevant for pedagogical practice specialists, but also for everyone who is interested in developments in education and education.

The proportion of the lecture series focuses on basic questions that are relevant in modern society. Aspects such as social inequality, the relationship between the generations and the challenges of a multicultural society are discussed. As kohlhammer.de is particularly important how these factors affect education and upbringing. The role of the new media and its influence on the perception of the world is also discussed.

The lecture series is free and offers a valuable opportunity to deal with the current issues that affect growing up in today's society. The series is organized by Prof. Dr. Steffen Wittkowske and Michael Otten. Further information and the exact dates are available on the website of the University of Vechta.