BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//TYPO3/NONSGML Calendarize//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:calendarize-grundlagen-gender-und-diversitaetssensibler-lehre-1 DTSTAMP:20260302T090920Z DTSTART:20260916T090000Z DTEND:20260916T161500Z SUMMARY:Basics of gender- and diversity-sensitive teaching DESCRIPTION:Module 1 - Compulsory module 1.4\nStudents bring different rea lities of life with them and have different perspectives on the content an d framework conditions of their degree programme. Gender- and diversity-se nsitive teaching takes this diversity into account and enables all student s to learn well. The workshop will present different aspects of diversity relevant to teaching-learning spaces and show how teachers can recognise t he different needs of students. You will learn how teaching and learning m aterials can be designed with gender and diversity in mind and how activat ing methods can be used to utilise the potential of diversity and integrat e the diverse (life) experiences of students into the learning process. Th e different conditions and requirements for teaching and learning in the v arious subject cultures (e.g. STEM\, humanities or social sciences) are ta ken into account.\nLearning objectives:\nTo familiarise students with gend er and diversity perspectives in teachingDesign teaching and learning mate rials in a diversity-sensitive wayreflect on didactic issues in gender- an d diversity-orientated teaching and learning settings\, taking into accoun t the different conditions and requirements in the various subject culture sfamiliarise themselves with diversity-sensitive teaching and learning met hods \n \nEvent information\nDate:Wed 16 September 2026\, 9.00 - 16.15 hrs \nLocation:Room M 1-166A (canteen building\, Department for Study Affairs) \nLecturer:Dr Beate Curdes\nCosts:Teaching staff of the University of Olde nburg: free of charge\nScope:The course comprises 8 work units (WU).\nRegi stration:Places are limited. Registration is required.To register: (UOL le cturers)Registration deadline: 02 September 2026\nOur workshops are design ed in such a way that you go through a complete learning process during th e event. This requires participation in the face-to-face and online sessio ns and\, if necessary\, the completion of assignments. Please only registe r if you are able to attend all of the dates. We ask for your understandin g.\nTarget group:Lecturers at the University of Oldenburg \nPersonal detai ls: Dr Beate Curdes is a physicist and mathematics didactician with many y ears of experience in the design and implementation of gender- and diversi ty-conscious courses in the STEM field. At the University of Oldenburg\, s he is responsible for gender and diversity in university teaching in the D epartment for Study Affairs. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Module 1 - Compulsory module 1.4

Students bring different realities of life with them and have different perspectives on the content and framework conditions of their degree programme. Gender- and diversity -sensitive teaching takes this diversity into account and enables all stud ents to learn well. The workshop will present different aspects of diversi ty relevant to teaching-learning spaces and show how teachers can recognis e the different needs of students. You will learn how teaching and learnin g materials can be designed with gender and diversity in mind and how acti vating methods can be used to utilise the potential of diversity and integ rate the diverse (life) experiences of students into the learning process. The different conditions and requirements for teaching and learning in th e various subject cultures (e.g. STEM\, humanities or social sciences) are taken into account.

Learning objecti ves:

To familiarise students with gender and diversity perspective s in teaching
Design teaching and learning materials in a diversity-sensi tive way
reflect on didactic issues in gender- and diversity-orientated t eaching and learning settings\, taking into account the different conditio ns and requirements in the various subject cultures
familiarise themselve s with diversity-sensitive teaching and learning methods

Event informatio n

Date:
Wed 16 Septemb er 2026\, 9.00 - 16.15 hrs

Location:
Room M 1-166A (canteen building\, Department for Study Affai rs)

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Lecturer:
Dr Beate Curdes
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Costs:
Teaching staff of the University of Oldenburg: free of charge
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Scope:
The course comprises 8 work units (WU ).
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Registration:
Places are limited. Registration is required.
To register: (UOL lectu rers)
Registration deadline: 02 September 2026
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Our workshops are designed in such a way that you go through a comp lete learning process during the event. This requires participation in the face-to-face and online sessions and\, if necessary\, the completion of a ssignments. Please only register if you are able to attend all of the date s. We ask for your understanding.
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Tar get group:
Lecturers at the University of Oldenburg
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Personal details: Dr Beate C urdes is a physicist and mathematics didactician with many years of experience in the design and implementation of gender- and diversity-co nscious courses in the STEM field. At the University of Oldenburg\, she is responsible for gender and diversity in university teaching in the Depart ment for Study Affairs.
LOCATION: END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:calendarize-aktivierende-methoden-in-der-lehre-1 DTSTAMP:20260304T091531Z DTSTART:20260923T090000Z DTEND:20260924T163000Z SUMMARY:Activating methods in teaching DESCRIPTION:Module 1 - Compulsory module 1.2\nHow can you attract and acti vely involve students right from the start and create lasting learning exp eriences? In this workshop\, you will learn a variety of methods that you can use to make your courses lively\, interactive and effective. Always wi th a view to the respective format\, the number of students and the learni ng objectives.\nYou will try out selected methods yourself and reflect on how they can be transferred to your own teaching. You can look forward to a practical\, varied workshop with plenty of inspiration.\nThe focus will be on\nCreative introductions: How to get your students involved in the to picInteractive methods: Promoting communication and collaboration in a tar geted waySustainable completion: Ensuring learning success and making it v isibleDidactic diversity: Combining digital and analogue formats in a mean ingful way\nWe also take time to answer your questions: What is holding ba ck the use of new methods? What stumbling blocks are there? Solutions and ideas for practical application are developed together in a peer counselli ng session.\nObjectives:\nThe participants...\nreceive fresh impetus and n ew ideas for their teaching practicegain more confidence in dealing with a ctivating methodsreceive suggestions and inspiration through peer-to-peer dialogue \n \nEvent information\nDates:Wed/Thu 23/24 September 2026\, 9.00 am - 4.30 pm each day\nLocation:Room M 1-166A (canteen building\, Departm ent for Study Affairs)\nLecturer:Beate Baxmann\nCosts:Teachers of the Univ ersity of Oldenburg: free of charge\nLecturers from other universities: 25 5\,-Euro\nScope:The course comprises 16 work units (WU).\nRegistration:Pla ces are limited. Registration is required.To register: (UOL lecturers)To r egister: (lecturers from other universities) Registration deadline: 09 Sep tember 2026\nOur workshops are designed in such a way that you go through a complete learning process during the event. This requires participation in the face-to-face sessions. Please only register if you are able to atte nd all of the dates. We ask for your understanding.\nTarget group:Lecturer s at the University of Oldenburg (and other universities)\nPersonal detail s: Beate Baxmann\, Dipl.-Päd.\, has been working in the field of higher e ducation didactics\, team and organisational development and key competenc ies since 2002.\nwww.baxmann-beratung.de X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
Module 1 - Compulsory module 1.2
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How can you attract and actively involve students righ t from the start and create lasting learning experiences? In this workshop \, you will learn a variety of methods that you can use to make your cours es lively\, interactive and effective. Always with a view to the respectiv e format\, the number of students and the learning objectives.
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You will try out selected methods yourself and reflect on how they can be tra nsferred to your own teaching. You can look forward to a practical\, varie d workshop with plenty of inspiration.
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The focus will be o n
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Creative introductions: How to get your students involved in the topic
Interactive methods: Promoting communication and collaboration in a targeted way
Sustainable completion: Ensuring learning success and maki ng it visible
Didactic diversity: Combining digital and analogue formats in a meaningful way
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We also take time to answer your questions: What is holding back the use of new methods? What stumbling blo cks are there? Solutions and ideas for practical application are developed together in a peer counselling session.
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Objectives:
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The participants...
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receive fresh impetus and new ideas for their teaching practice
gain more confidence in dealing with activating methods
receive suggestions and inspiration through peer -to-peer dialogue
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Event information
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Dates:
Wed/Thu 23/24 September 2026\, 9.00 am - 4.30 pm eac h day
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Location:
Room M 1-166A (canteen building\, Department for Study Affairs)
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Lecturer:
Beate Baxmann
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Costs:
Teachers of the University of Ol denburg: free of charge
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Lecturers from other universities: 255\,-Euro
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Scope< /strong>:
The course comprises 16 work units (WU).
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Registration:
Places are limited. Registr ation is required.
To register: (UOL lecturers)
To r egister: (lecturers from other universities)
Registration deadli ne: 09 September 2026
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Our workshops are desig ned in such a way that you go through a complete learning process during t he event. This requires participation in the face-to-face sessions. Please only register if you are able to attend all of the dates. We ask for your understanding.
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Target group :
Lecturers at the University of Oldenburg (and other universities)\n
Personal details: Beat e Baxmann\, Dipl.-Päd.\, has been working in the field of higher education didactics\, team and organisational development and key compete ncies since 2002.
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www.baxmann-beratu ng.de
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