News at the IFS
06/28/2024
Successful "Tuesdays for Education" program series continues
After much positive feedback, the "Tuesdays for Education" program series is taking a summer break and will continue with new content in fall.

06/20/2024
3rd NRC Meeting in Riga, Latvia, for PIRLS 2026
From June 3–7, 2024, NRCs from over 50 participating countries met in Riga, Latvia, to prepare for the "PIRLS 2026" reading literacy study.

06/14/2024
SPEAK project successfully completes first intervention phase
The participating classes in the first cohort of the SPEAK project have successfully completed the intervention phase. The post-tests will now follow.

06/11/2024
Tuesdays for Education on June 11 on the topic of school transition
When performance does not play the decisive role – Socio-economic status of the family and the class attended influence Gymnasium recommendation.

06/10/2024
IFS Lecture Series with Professor Gary Pollock on June 6
Professor Gary Pollock gave a lecture on "Measuring Child Wellbeing in a Longitudinal Comparative International Survey".

05/29/2024
Publication published in Economics of Education Review
"Does instructional time at school influence study time at university? Evidence from an instructional time reform" by J. Schwerter has been published.

05/29/2024
Dr Annika Ohle-Peters completes habilitation with inaugural lecture
We congratulate Dr Annika Ohle-Peters on the successful completion of her habilitation.

05/27/2024
Dr. Birgit Heppt starts at the IFS in July
Dr. Heppt has accepted the professorship for "Empirical Educational Research in Primary and Secondary Education" and will start at the IFS in July.

05/24/2024
ERASMUS+ project presented at Global Gallery
Carina Schreiber, Marion Peitz and Dr. Nadine Sonnenburg presented the ERASMUS+ project as part of the Global Gallery.

05/24/2024
Pascal Alscher – Dissertation successfully defended
Pascal Alscher successfully completes his doctorate on civic literacy in adolescence.

05/21/2024
IFS Lecture Series on May 16 with Professor Frederick de Moll
On May 16, Professor Frederick de Moll gave a lecture on "Non-cognitive dispositions in childhood and adolescence".

05/14/2024
Tuesdays for Education on May 14 on the topic of linguistic diversity
Primary school children with a non-German family language show clear reading literacy deficits, but often receive no support.





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