180131 SE Psychology Didactics (2013W)
Foundation and methods - Psychological functions and dynamics - Foundation of the psychology of human development
Continuous assessment of course work
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This seminar on didactics for teacher trainees prepares students for practical teaching. Future teachers of Psychology individually work on the content and didactic presentation of a freely chosen topic from the fields listed in the subtitle. The topic should be adapted appropriately for concrete lessons. Special importance will be attached to both scientific foundation and relevance to real-life situations. The choice of topics is based on the current syllabus.
Necessary background information should prepare the students for their concrete work in class and help avoid typical mistakes of beginners (e.g. legal regulations and current developments; excursions and practical training; current textbooks; appropriate rhetoric and body language, use of media and presentation techniques; assessment etc.)
Necessary background information should prepare the students for their concrete work in class and help avoid typical mistakes of beginners (e.g. legal regulations and current developments; excursions and practical training; current textbooks; appropriate rhetoric and body language, use of media and presentation techniques; assessment etc.)
Registration/Deregistration
Note: The time of your registration within the registration period has no effect on the allocation of places (no first come, first served).
- Registration is open from Su 15.09.2013 19:00 to Su 29.09.2013 12:00
- Deregistration possible until Th 31.10.2013 23:00
Details
max. 30 participants
Language: German
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Classes
Currently no class schedule is known.
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Aims, contents and method of the course
Assessment and permitted materials
The overall assessment of a student's achievement of the educational aims of this course will be based on
1. the student's own lesson plan,
2. whose content and teaching method will be presented and which will be tested in a short teaching unit in the seminar,
3. any other forms of participation of the student, e.g. by giving feedback and taking part in discussions,
4. regular presence of the student (at least 80%) and
5. the student's final seminar paper.
1. the student's own lesson plan,
2. whose content and teaching method will be presented and which will be tested in a short teaching unit in the seminar,
3. any other forms of participation of the student, e.g. by giving feedback and taking part in discussions,
4. regular presence of the student (at least 80%) and
5. the student's final seminar paper.
Minimum requirements and assessment criteria
The students should be able to perform the assigned topics individually in the three stages planning, implementation and reflection on the teaching of scientific standard. They acquire skills for this important part of their future professional activity and as a theoretical basis for knowledge. They should evaluate the teaching of the group.
On the basic of their own lesson plans following the Austrian syllabus the students have the opportunity to test the didactic possibilities and limits of psychology lessons and reflect them critically.
On the basic of their own lesson plans following the Austrian syllabus the students have the opportunity to test the didactic possibilities and limits of psychology lessons and reflect them critically.
Examination topics
Students should be able to perform the assigned topics in groups of three in the three stages planning, implementation and reflection on the teaching of scientific standard. They acquire skills for this important part of their future professional activity and as a theoretical basis for knowledge. They should evaluate the teaching of the group as objectively as possible and come by awarding points to a result.
Reading list
A) Pflichtliteratur (VOR der LV zu besorgen!):
Hobmaier, Hermann (Hg., 2013): Psychologie. Troisdorf: Bildungsverlag Eins. (www.bildungsverlag1.de)
Aristoteles: Über die Seele. Stuttgart: Reclam (18602) 2011.
B) Empfohlene Literatur (Auswahl):
Gerrig, Richard J./Zimbardo, Philip G. (2008): Psychologie. München: Pearson Studium.
Gerrig, Richard J./Zimbardo, Philip G. (2011): Psychologie. Das Übungsbuch. München: Pearson Studium.
Hugenschmidt, Bettina/Techau, Anne (2009): Methoden schnell zur Hand. 66 schüler- und handlungsorientierte Unterrichtsmethoden. Stuttgart: Kallmeyer.
C) Schulbücher (Auswahl):
Konecny, Edith/Leitner, Maria-Luise (2009): Psychologie. Wien: Braumüller.
Amann, Gabriele/Wipplinger, Rudolf (2008): Abenteuer Psyche. Wien: Braumüller.
Rettenwender, Elisabeth (2011): Psychologie. Linz: Veritas.
Hobmaier, Hermann (Hg., 2013): Psychologie. Troisdorf: Bildungsverlag Eins. (www.bildungsverlag1.de)
Aristoteles: Über die Seele. Stuttgart: Reclam (18602) 2011.
B) Empfohlene Literatur (Auswahl):
Gerrig, Richard J./Zimbardo, Philip G. (2008): Psychologie. München: Pearson Studium.
Gerrig, Richard J./Zimbardo, Philip G. (2011): Psychologie. Das Übungsbuch. München: Pearson Studium.
Hugenschmidt, Bettina/Techau, Anne (2009): Methoden schnell zur Hand. 66 schüler- und handlungsorientierte Unterrichtsmethoden. Stuttgart: Kallmeyer.
C) Schulbücher (Auswahl):
Konecny, Edith/Leitner, Maria-Luise (2009): Psychologie. Wien: Braumüller.
Amann, Gabriele/Wipplinger, Rudolf (2008): Abenteuer Psyche. Wien: Braumüller.
Rettenwender, Elisabeth (2011): Psychologie. Linz: Veritas.
Association in the course directory
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Last modified: Sa 08.07.2023 00:17
Necessary background information should prepare the students for their concrete work in class and help avoid typical mistakes of beginners (e.g. legal regulations and current developments; excursions and practical training; current textbooks; appropriate rhetoric and body language, use of media and presentation techniques; assessment etc.)