The book shows concisely and clearly how to plan, conduct, and evaluate university courses. It is suitable for beginners without any pedagogical or didactic training, but also for experienced instructors who want to enrich their teaching with new ideas. Teaching is a challenging task, as most lecturers are excellently trained in their subject area, but have never learned how to convey complex content as efficiently as possible. In addition to the fundamental didactics that should underpin a course, practical methods are also described, along with explanations on how to conduct evaluations meaningfully and profitably.

University Teaching: How Does It Work? Efficiently Convey Complex Content Ideal for Tutors, Postdocs, and Beginners in University Teaching

Autorentext

Dr. Andreas Osterroth is a certified teacher in Mathematics, German, and Sports, and works as a lecturer at the Institute of German Studies in the field of Linguistics/Language Didactics at the RPTU Landau.

Inhalt

Basics of Methodology.- Concrete Methodology.- Digital Tools.- Basics of Didactics.- Concrete Didactics.- Task Didactics.- Basics of Evaluation.- Concrete Evaluation.- Derive Action Instructions.