The Sachunterricht teaching and learning laboratory and the Didactic Workshop (SULab) provide a learning space for content relevant to Sachunterricht and new methods of Sachunterricht at school and university. Students, teachers and pupils can familiarise themselves with exciting experiments, interesting contexts, new technologies and methods as part of various offerings. Ideas and projects are presented and actively tried out in order to demonstrate the diversity of the subject of general studies and to make the participants curious about innovative and action-orientated content and methods. In all activities, both analogue and digital, the focus is on trying out, exploring and doing things yourself. The courses are usually run by student teachers in consultation with the subject teachers and university lecturers, including on special topics, e.g. with other extracurricular learning spaces (e.g. museums or similar).

At the end of project Source work in subject teaching (QuaSU) project, historical sources are prepared in an exciting and playful way for general knowledge lessons. At the centre are selected sources from early modern ship captures from the cooperation partner of the Prize Papers project. The first topic-related learning modules have been created using selected sources, e.g. writing and sealing letters as they were 300 years ago(letterlocking).
Further information on QuaSU can be found on the project page. Please contact the project manager Dr Silke Bakenhus (0441 798-2543, if you have any questions or would like to make an appointment.

Interested teachers and school classes as well as students can contact us via the following e-mail address .

We are looking for sponsors for the new SULab!
Are you interested? Then please send an email to .