Motivation killers school?
- Ways to an individual and gifted learning environment
- Christine Frotscher
- Lecture
How should schools be designed to maintain and promote motivation and motivation to perform? School should prepare children for life and enable them to discover and live out their talents.
A lecture on why self-directed and exploratory learning is important in this process and what things are crucial for a motivating learning environment. Why homework is often “poison” and why, in an unsuitable learning environment, giftedness and underachievement often go hand in hand.
Christine Frotscher is a graduate psychologist in Ludwigshafen with a focus on diagnostics (including special intellectual giftedness; partial performance disorders, AD(H)S)), learning strategy coaching for highly gifted children/young people and moderation school/parents/children.
In the series Rethinking School
In cooperation with the GEW Rhein-Neckar
Further events of the series can be found here.
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Dear guests, due to the intensifying developments and the corresponding official orders of the city of Heidelberg in the context of the measures to contain the infection with the Corona virus, all events at the DAI Heidelberg from March 13 to April 19, 2020, inclusive, will be cancelled.
Ticket Prices (plus fees)
| Regular price | 8 € |
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| Reduced price | 5 € |
| Member price | 4 € |
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