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Department of Educational Sciences and Psychology

Tuesdays for Education: Fourth Event Series Starts in October

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Mädchen schreibt in einem Klassenraum. Im Hintergrund sind weitere Schüleri*innen und schreiben © © monkeybusinessimages​/​iStock
Educational research in dialogue with educational practice, administration, politics and the media

Under the title “Educational Research on Current Challenges in Schools: AI, Well-being, Civic Education and Motivation”, the event series will return for its fourth round in October.

The focus is on pressing issues shaping the future of everyday school life: from the targeted use of generative AI to support reading skills, and the well-being of teachers and students, to innovative approaches in civic education and motivation. The format is aimed at multipliers from educational practice, administration, politics and the media.

  • 06 October 2026: How can we use generative AI to support reading skills?
  • 26 January 2027: Well-being at school – How are teachers and students doing, and what connections can be identified?
  • 13 April 2027: Civic education – How can motivation to learn about politics and get involved be fostered?
  • 29 June 2027: Fostering motivation and career aspirations in physics
  • 09 November 2027: Teachers’ use of AI – Which work-related challenges and resources influence the use of AI in everyday school life?

Each event consists of a free, interactive webinar (3:30–4:30 p.m. via Zoom), followed by a brief report and a press release. The series offers evidence-based insights from current research as a starting point for dialogue and the further development of the school system.

Find all dates and information on free registration here: Link to the Tuesdays for Education page