2021
DOI: 10.3224/96665032
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Gelingensbedingungen pädagogischer Integrationsförderung

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“…For example, teaching materials must be provided for different proficiency levels (Glorius and Schondelmayer, 2019) and different teaching methods must be used to accommodate heterogeneous class settings (Weinert, 1997). Intercultural competence (Gruber and Fiebig, 2013;Terhart and von Dewitz, 2018;Ehmann, 2021) and language-sensitive teaching (Bickes and Steuber, 2017;Roche and Terrasi-Haufe, 2019;Becker-Mrotzek et al, 2021) can also be beneficial for successful teaching in preparation classes. However, this requires specific knowledge on the part of the teachers (Gibbons, 2015) and is accompanied by an increased effort on their part in lesson planning and lesson design.…”
Section: Potentially Stressful Conditions When Teaching Refugeesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, teaching materials must be provided for different proficiency levels (Glorius and Schondelmayer, 2019) and different teaching methods must be used to accommodate heterogeneous class settings (Weinert, 1997). Intercultural competence (Gruber and Fiebig, 2013;Terhart and von Dewitz, 2018;Ehmann, 2021) and language-sensitive teaching (Bickes and Steuber, 2017;Roche and Terrasi-Haufe, 2019;Becker-Mrotzek et al, 2021) can also be beneficial for successful teaching in preparation classes. However, this requires specific knowledge on the part of the teachers (Gibbons, 2015) and is accompanied by an increased effort on their part in lesson planning and lesson design.…”
Section: Potentially Stressful Conditions When Teaching Refugeesmentioning
confidence: 99%