News at the IFS
IFS presents IGLU transfer at Roland Berger Foundation team day
Dr. Ulrich Ludewig presented how the reading competence of students from disadvantaged families can be effectively promoted.
Lecture Series with Prof. Dr. Sauro Civitillo
On April 18, Professor Sauro Civitillo from Utrecht University was a guest at the lecture series.
Extension: CfP 9th Dortmund Symposium for Early Career Researchers on 03.07.2024
Call of Paper on the topic "Socio-emotional and cognitive development in learning: educational goals in competition?!"
Social sciences workshop for young scientists
Workshop "Experiments, quasi-experiments, and causality in social sciences: basic principles" – Understanding methods for early career researchers
Current IFS research presented at AERA in Philadelphia, USA
IFS researchers presented their findings at the AERA conference in Philadelphia, USA, the largest international gathering of education researchers.
Successful habilitation lecture by Dr. Annika Ohle-Peters
As part of her habilitation procedure, Dr. Annika Ohle-Peters successfully gave her academic lecture.
IFS presents research results at the AERA in Philadelphia, USA
Once again this year, the IFS is looking forward to presenting its latest research findings at the AERA.
Tuesdays for Education on 9.4. on the topic of school well-being
Almost half of primary school children experience physical violence at their schools.
We wish you a good start to the summer semester 2024!
The summer semester 2024 started on April 8, we wish everyone a good start to the semester.
IFS participation in the DFG network SUBSES
DFG network SUBSES begins work under participation of Justine Stang-Rabrig.
Charlotte Dignath changes to Goethe University Frankfurt/Main
We say goodbye to Charlotte Dignath and wish her all the best for her professorship at Goethe University Frankfurt/Main.
Edited volume of the 7th Dortmund Symposium published
The edited volume deals with the topic "Evaluation of the education system – What insights do current school performance studies provide?"