Submitted by rcenuremberg1 on Thu, 2011-08-11 14:17
8. Project coordination (e.g. teams):
MSRG Steering Committee (Office of the 3. Mayor/Division for General Education/SPI)
Project Coordinator (Susanna Endler/ SPI)
MSRG Coordinators in Partner Schools (generally Members of the School Leadership)
MSRG Forum once a Year for all partners
Network meetings for specific measures (e.g. Language Development)
Working groups for special themes (e.g. German as a Second Language, Supporting Sustainable Learning)
a. Administration:
4
b. Transactional:
3
c. Transformational:
3
10. Project results :
As measured by the first evaluation report of the Friedrich Alexander University in Erlangen-Nuremberg, the average satisfaction of both teachers and pupils with the project’s effectivity stands at 4.9 on a scale of 1 to 7, with 7 being the highest note.
11. Contribution to reforms and innovations:
The project supplies the schools with numerous impulses in varying degrees of coverage, as well as providing them with positive backing in preparation for appearances before the School Committee of the City Council. It also bathes the schools in positive light regarding visitations by state school authorities.
12. Unexpected / unplanned results:
It has been unexpectedly difficult to change the praxis concerning German as a Second Language. This may be attributed to a lack of appropriate material for the higher schooling levels and the exacting demands of diagnosis involved in pinpointing areas of improvement.
13.Core Partners:
Core partners are all secondary schools in the city, which are administered by the city and not the state, as well as the Institute for Pedagogy at the Friedrich-Alexander University in Erlangen-Nürnberg
a. Information network:
3
b. Knowledge network:
3
c. Innovation network:
4
15. Type of involvement:
There are approximately 200 teachers involved in all schools and seven persons in the MSRG Steering Committee.
a. Informational participation:
3
b. Consultation participation:
4
c. Decision influencing participation :
3
17. Educational activities:
Educational activities are centered on the following: conferences for teachers to the themes of concentration, courses towards qualifications in chosen themes, forums, working groups, and internal as well as comprehensive networks among schools.
18. Learning activities:
Regarding pupils, the following activities are carried out: individual learning/coaching hours, courses such as German as a Second Language, class instruction for instance in pedagogical theater, courses for the whole form such as Methods Training Curriculum.
a. Theory:
1
b. Discussion:
3
c. Interactive and Multidimensional "action oriented education":
6
20. Research & Development (R&D):
In general, it may be said that the project relies on praxis research in the following forms: action research is carried out through regular internal evaluation, external evaluation is implemented for all educational measures taken, and the feedback from these results are fed back into the process to ensure optimization of future project activities.
21. Research partners:
The project research partners are Prof. Eckart Liebau and Prof. Michael Göhlich of the Institute for Pedagogy at the Friedrich-Alexander-University in Erlangen-Nuremberg.