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Adaptive Education

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Adaptive Education

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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Kosmos

Kosmos focused on the cognitive and socio-emotional development of children with dyslexia and/or dyscalculia.

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EVA

The project EVA compares the effects of two established prevention programs – FAUSTLOS (“FISTLESS”) and EARLY STEPS in a sample of high risk children in kindergarten.

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ERSTE SCHRITTE

The project FIRST STEPS is an early prevention project for families with an immigrant background aiming to sustainably support social integration of toddlers (0-3) .

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RiSE

The project RiSE deals with ethnic and social inequalities at school entry.

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MILA

The project MILA investigated the language abilities of monolingual children acquiring German and of children acquiring German as early second language. The project aimed at describing typical development in German and at identifying characteristics of language impairment.

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MaKreKi

The interdisciplinary project MaKreKi uses a longitudinal design to examine the development of mathematical creativity in early childhood.

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ESKOM-Ü4

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

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erStMaL

The erStMaL project is a long-term study that investigates the development of mathematical thinking in children from kindergarten until the second grade of elementary school by using mathematical situations of play and exploration.

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