Selected presentations and talks
Creating change from within: What we can learn from excellent schools
The recent experience with the Covid-19 pandemic turned many things upside down: No longer did the students come to the schools to learn, but the teaching had to come to the students’ homes. Since no education system could prepare for this, schools had to take initiative and reinvent themselves.
Big challenges often lead to innovative solutions. Many schools have outgrown themselves in recent months, proving that the crisis can also be an opportunity for school improvement and teaching development. The German School Award 2021 honored forward-looking concepts that have the potential to sustainably improve learning and teaching. In addition, the concepts are a source of inspiration for other schools, which can learn from the experiences made. Michael Schratz, who is chairman of the jury of the German School Award, shows what we can learn from excellent schools.
Presentation eTwinning Webinar 7 June, 2021
"Don't Lecture Me!"
Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting 2019
Nobel Laureate Carl E. Wieman (USA) talking with Michael Schratz and other experts about Active Learning: What is active learning and how does it work? Is it really more effective than currently used methods? What are its strengths, what are its weaknesses? To discuss these questions, Carl E. Wieman and several education practitioners and experts met at the 69th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting. Full text and video.
Introduction to Vignette Research
NIE | Singapore
27 September 2019
9 am to 5 pm
Leading towards the emerging future in a rapidly changing world
Vilnius, Lithuania: European Commission 2013
Promoting school leadership for equity and learning
Heraklion, Greece: EPNoSL 2015
Why teachers need to learn together with their students
Glasgow, Scotland: ICSEI Conference 2016
Teacher Education and Teacher Education Policies in the European Union
Budapest, Hungary: EDiTE Final Conference 2014
