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Adaptive Education

SelF

The project SelF deals with the implementation of specific self-regulatory strategies in different areas of application.

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Pro KiEl

The Pro KiEl project targets an assessment of the effectiveness as well as underlying general and differential mechanisms of a family support programme. Findings from this evaluation study will be fundamental to the recommendation of interventions required by immigrant children and their parents regarding equitable participation in education.

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RifA

The project is focused on the question what makes a childhood shaped by poverty particularly vulnerable. The research interest aims to the questions if children are different effected by vulnerability and transgression than adults as well as how the spatial-structured conditions of the growing up of children have an influence on it.

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Professionalization

PROfessio

PROfessio investigates language teacher’s competencies and the process of professionalization regarding their knowledge and practice in the area of language training.

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Professionalization

EDUCARE

The research project EDUCARE covers two main subjects: childhood and educational inequalities.

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SpröM

The project SpröM evaluated the longitudinal effects of kindergarten support programs with regard to linguistic and metalinguistic competencies.

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ULe

The project ULe studies children’s out-of-school learning spaces in an urban context.

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EMiL

The project EMiL analyzed the importance of social and ethnic characteristics of children in primary school age in the German educational system.

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Individual Development

ESKOM-Ü4

The project addresses the educational decision between different tracks of secondary education in German and Turkish-origin families.

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