Empirisch-konstruktive Bestimmung des Begriffs „Lehr-Lern-Labor“ und seine konzeptionelle Einordnung in vergleichbare Organisationsformen der Lehramtsausbildung in MINT-Fächern

Authors

  • Ann-Kathrin Brüning
  • Friedhelm Käpnick

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18716/ojs/md/2020.1147

Abstract

The great potential of Teaching-Learning-Labs (TLL) in MINT-subjects to foster the development of professional competences of future teachers is beyond dispute in mathematics education and related disciplines such as educational sciences. There is a broad consensus that TLL in MINT-subjects connect the theoretical education of teachers with reflective practice by enabling diverse interactions with pupils. However, a universally accepted definition of this special concept in teacher education in MINT-subjects is still missing. In order to promote deepening discussions a definition of TLL based on empirical studies will be presented. Furthermore, conceptional differences to comparable concepts will be discussed.

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Published

2020-01-01

How to Cite

Brüning, A.-K., & Käpnick, F. (2020). Empirisch-konstruktive Bestimmung des Begriffs „Lehr-Lern-Labor“ und seine konzeptionelle Einordnung in vergleichbare Organisationsformen der Lehramtsausbildung in MINT-Fächern. Mathematica Didactica, 43(1), 3–14. https://doi.org/10.18716/ojs/md/2020.1147