Prof. Dr Anke Spies, an educational scientist at the Institute of Educational Sciences, will open the interdisciplinary series of lectures ‘Early Childhood Education’ with a lecture on early childhood and primary education. The lecture will take place on Wednesday, 18 April, 6.15 pm, at the University of Oldenburg (Haarentor campus, A01 0-008).
The public lecture series is organised by lecturers from the University of Oldenburg, the Centre for Lifelong Learning (C3L) and the Centre for Teaching and Learning (diz). The lectures are aimed at educational professionals and teachers from primary schools and nursery schools, as well as students on teaching degree programmes and those studying educational science.In a total of 14 lectures, the speakers will address current issues in early years and primary education, focusing on topics relating to children’s and early years’ education from the perspectives of educational science, specialised knowledge and subject didactics. Further lectures in the ‘Early Childhood Education’ series of lectures (Wednesdays, 6.00 pm to 8.00 pm, University of Oldenburg, Haarentor campus, Building A01, Room 0-008, unless otherwise stated)
25 April: ‘Between mastering developmental tasks and acquiring knowledge of the world – educational processes for 3- to 10-year-olds’, Prof. Dr Hanna Kiper (School Pedagogy)
2 May: ‘Researching with young children – a challenge’, Prof. Dr Barbara Moschner (Teaching and Learning Research)
9 May: ‘Language as a system’, Prof. Dr Nanna Fuhrhop (Linguistics)
16 May: “Language acquisition”, Dr Ulrike Sayatz (Linguistics) and “Regional languages, minority languages and early childhood multilingualism”, Prof. Dr Jörg Peters (Linguistics)
23 May: Guest lecture ‘The Attic as a Mental Living Space’ as part of the Poetics Lectures on Children’s and Young Adult Literature, Research Centre for Children’s and Young Adult Literature (OlFoKi), Isabel Kreitz, (BIS Hall)
30 May: “Children’s Literature as a Medium of Expression for Childhood”,
Prof. Dr Ute Dettmar (Literary Studies) and Dr Mareile Oetken (Literary Studies)
6 June: ‘The Importance of Physical Activity for Development’, Gerriet Eckloff (Sports Education)
13 June: ‘Intensity Maps with Anarchic Moments. On Children’s and Early Childhood Painting”, Prof. Dr Eva Sturm (Art Education)
20 June: “Peer Education Projects between Nursery and Primary School”, Prof. Dr Astrid Kaiser (Teaching and Learning Research)
27 June: “Early childhood music education in nursery schools”, Dr Lars Oberhaus (Music Education)
4 July: “Singing in nursery schools in the era of the ‘singing movement’ and the ‘musicisation programme’ in Lower Saxony. A lecture with practical elements”, Birgit Wendt-Thorne (Institute of Music, Vocal Training)
11 July: “Exploring the human senses”, Prof. Dr Corinna Hößle (Biology and Environmental Sciences
18 July: Guest lecture: ‘Learning about history in early childhood education’, Christian Mathis (Lecturer in General Studies Didactics at the Institute for Pre-school and Lower Primary Education, University of Applied Sciences and Arts of North-Western Switzerland)
