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Tuesday, 15 July 2025

Neue Podcastfolge mit Angelika Bernsteiner

Angelika Bernsteiner - Foto: Manuel Fedlbaumer ©Manuel Feldbaumer

Angelika Bernsteiner - Foto: Manuel Fedlbaumer

Angelika Bernsteiner ist zu Gast im Podcast „Didaktik:Dialog“

Im Podcast Didaktik:Dialog spricht Denis Weger von der Universität Wien mit Expert:innen aus verschiedenen Fachdidaktiken über guten Unterricht – theoretisch fundiert, praxisnah und persönlich. 

In der vierten Folge ist Angelika Bernsteiner aus dem Fachbereich Physikdidaktik zu Gast. Im Gespräch geht es um zentrale Fragen der Physikdidaktik: naturwissenschaftliche Grundbildung, Schüler:innenvorstellungen und die didaktische Rekonstruktion fachlicher Inhalte. Gemeinsam wird diskutiert, was Elementarisierung im Physikunterricht bedeutet und wie der Ansatz der Inokulation dabei helfen kann, Jugendliche gegen Fake News und Desinformation zu sensibilisieren. Auch aktuelle Forschung, offene Fragen und Materialien für evidenzbasierten Physikunterricht kommen zur Sprache.

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