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School Shooting · Graz

Less Would Be More: Why School Needs More Space Again – and How It Frees Itself From Unnecessary Ballast

MUNICH. "We've always done this – this sentence shapes many schools. But that is exactly what the psychologist and former teacher Dr. Benedikt Wisniewski says. In his book "Less makes school, in which he deals with the topic of de-implementation, he shows how the deliberate pranking of ineffective practices creates more space for what is really important. An interview about the courage to do less. Above the clouds. Illustration: Shutterstock New…Munich · Munich Read Article

Is that the Dam Break? Educational Senator Wants to Talk to the GEW About Recording Teacher-Working Time

BERLIN. The front of the Ministers of Education in Germany is crumbling against the recording of the working time of teachers. After the first federal state announced a pilot experiment with Bremen (and thereby recognized the fundamental claim), Berlin seems to be ready to do so – after a study that proves a systematic overload in the school service increased the pressure on the educational senator. Also elsewhere movement comes into the matter.…Germany · Germany Read Article

Brandenburg Supports Federal Council Initiative for All-Day Care During School Holidays

Brandenburg's Minister of Education, Steffen Freiberg, welcomed the Federal Council's initiative to expand all-day care for elementary school children during the school holidays. On Friday, the Federal Council introduced a corresponding bill intended to give municipalities more leeway in implementing the childcare entitlement. Brandenburg supported the initiative, which originated in Lower Saxony, as a co-applicant. Freiberg emphasized that open…Federal Council · Germany See the Story

Child Protection: Schools Need Support in the Fight Against Cyberbullying

According to a child protection expert, strategies for such cases can be expanded – especially in schools. Mobbing via social media is a widespread phenomenon – not only among students. photo: Shutterstock According to an expert, there is a need for improvement in the protection of children against bullying and harassment on the net. He is convinced that actors in child protection know the problem of such threats, said the child protection offic…Thuringia · Thuringia Read Article

German Teacher Award: "Good Teaching Is Possible – Even Under Difficult Conditions!"

BERLIN. Andrea Franke, head of the Willy-Brandt School in Berlin-Wedding, has recently been awarded the German Teachers' Award as "Preliminary School Management." Why? Because she shows how a school can be successfully developed even under difficult conditions – with courage, structure, empathy and a consistent focus on educational justice. In the following interview, she talks about her understanding of leadership, the power of welcome culture,…Germany · Germany Read Article

Bullying Against Teacher: "You Gay, Go Away. Islam Is the Boss Here"

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A homosexual teacher in Berlin is outing himself in front of students of a focal school. From then on, a skewer run begins for him. However, not only the insults caused him soul aches, but also the behavior of the school management and authorities. That's why he brought his case to the public.Germany · Germany See the Story

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Man’s Win After Bizarre Claim on Nazi Salute

Less Would Be More: Why School Needs More Space Again – and How It Frees Itself From Unnecessary Ballast

Is that the Dam Break? Educational Senator Wants to Talk to the GEW About Recording Teacher-Working Time

Brandenburg Supports Federal Council Initiative for All-Day Care During School Holidays

Child Protection: Schools Need Support in the Fight Against Cyberbullying

German Teacher Award: "Good Teaching Is Possible – Even Under Difficult Conditions!"

Bullying Against Teacher: "You Gay, Go Away. Islam Is the Boss Here"

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