Perspektiven für den Umgang mit Unsicherheiten und Ambivalenzen in der beruflichen (Lehrkräfte-)Bildung – Gedanken von Andreas Fischer (1955–2019)

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Since the beginning of the 1990s, Andreas Fischer has been pursuing the question of how a contemporary, future-oriented university teacher education should be designed that allows future teachers at vocational schools to prepare themselves for dealing with social, political and/or economic challenges, with (non-)sustainability, an increasingly heterogeneous pupils – in short: with uncertainties and ambivalences. He assumes that the mere acquisition of factual knowledge in economics and subject matter didactics is not sufficient. Instead, he advocates initiating educational processes that give students the opportunity to reflect on problems, to classify and to analyse them scientifically and develop options for action and approaches to solutions that may well move beyond the (economic) mainstream.
Translated title of the contributionPerspectives for Dealing with Uncertainties and Ambivalences in Vocational (Teacher) Education – Thoughts by Andreas Fischer (1955–2019)
Original languageGerman
Title of host publicationIn Krisen aus Krisen lernen : Sozioökonomische Bildung und Wissenschaft im Kontext sozial-ökologischer Transformation
EditorsLisa-Marie Schröder, Harald Hantke, Theresa Steffestun, Reinhold Hedtke
Number of pages18
PublisherSpringer
Publication date08.12.2022
Pages13-30
ISBN (print)978-3-658-37779-3
ISBN (electronic)978-3-658-37780-9
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 08.12.2022

    Research areas

  • Lifelong Learning - Vocational Science, Sustainable (teacher) education
  • Sustainability education - Constructivist oriented teaching–learning-arrangements, Vocational training for sustainable development, Socio-economic education