Profile
Abstract
Ariane Hinneburg is working as a lecturer with special responsibilities at the Chair of General Didactics and School Pedagogy for Secondary Education since 2017.
Her responsibilities include the design, implementation, evaluation, and further development of various (digital) courses within the educational science modules of the teacher training program.
Another focus of her work are the cooperative planning sessions (kooPla) at the chair, which have been held since 2018. These sessions are prepared at least twice a semester and conducted with colleagues following a joint focus-setting process.
Ariane Hinneburg also oversees and supervises the tutorials in the module 05-BWI-01-SEK in consultation with her colleagues.
Professional career
- since 09/2017
- 05/2014 - 12/2020
- 08/2012 - 08/2017
- 10/2010 - 12/2020
- 06/2016 - 08/2017
- 08/2010 - 07/2012
Education
- 10/2005 - 12/2009
- Innov@ter - International Online Video Case Archive for Teacher Training and Empirical ResearchMbaye, MamadouDuration: 10/2020 – ongoingInvolved organisational units of Leipzig University: Allgemeine Didaktik und Schulpädagogik des Sekundarbereichs
- Pedagogical competences in the digital age: case orientation and social hypertext in the introductory educational science moduleHallitzky, MariaDuration: 10/2019 – 09/2020Funded by: BMBF Bundesministerium für Bildung und ForschungInvolved organisational units of Leipzig University: Allgemeine Didaktik und Schulpädagogik des Sekundarbereichs
- Talking about LessonsHerfter, ChristianDuration: 10/2019 – 12/2023Funded by: Haushaltsmittel (TG51, Overhead)Involved organisational units of Leipzig University: Allgemeine Didaktik und Schulpädagogik des Sekundarbereichs
- (FallVid)Mbaye, MamadouDuration: 09/2022 – 07/2023Funded by: SMWK Staatsministerium für Wissenschaft, Kultur und TourismusInvolved organisational units of Leipzig University: Allgemeine Didaktik und Schulpädagogik des Sekundarbereichs
- Wiemer, S.; Herfter, C.; Hinneburg, A.Digital statt Papier. Transformationen der Hochschullehre im Umgang mit FachliteraturDer pädagogische Blick. 2020. 28 (2). pp. 119–120.
- Herfter, C.; Hinneburg, A.; Spendrin, K.; Wiemer, S.Professionalisierung digital. Sozialer Hypertext in der universitären Lehrer*innenbildungIn: Hochmuth, R.; Becker, T.; Kempen, L. (Eds.)Hybride Lehre in den Fächern und im Lehramt. Köln: 2022. pp. 53–74.DOI: 10.57684/COS-982
Ariane Hinneburg teaches in the educational sciences in modules 1 and 2; since the winter semester 23/24, also in module 7. In the first two modules, teacher training students are introduced to school pedagogy and general didactics and become familiar with the practical and study field of school. In module 7, students get to know the school as a learning and living space and become intensively familiar with topics of school development.
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Introduction to School Pedagogy and General Didactics
Seminars
- SE01: Fields of Activity, Occupation and Role of the Teacher
- SE02: Teaching and Learning in Secondary Education
In the first and second seminar of the educational science module 1 of the teacher training programs, students deal with the following topics: Tasks and fields of activity of teachers; theories, concepts, and methods of teaching; didactic handling of heterogeneity, integration, and inclusion; fundamentals of lesson planning, classroom management, and performance evaluation.
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School as a Research Field and a Setting for Practical Training
Seminar
In the educational science module 2 of the teacher training programs, students learn methods for describing and analyzing teaching from a general didactic perspective. They engage in the implementation and reflection of teaching sequences, become acquainted with methods of school and teaching research, and are capable of applying these in the systematic observation and analysis of the reality of schools within the context of the Practical School Studies I.
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School as a Place for Learning and Living
Seminar
In the evolutionary chain of aids like slide rules, calculators, and search engines, generative AI represents a next stage that challenges the design of schools and the didactic approach to teaching.
Students understand AI as a reality technology. The seminar opens up a practice-oriented, exploratory encounter with AI and offers the opportunity to expand and reflect on knowledge for school use. Within the seminar, an in-house teacher training program is designed.