The chair circle is actually quite practical because it facilitates direct communication between all those involved in a seminar – everyone can look directly at everyone at any time. Nevertheless, it has become one of the things that increasingly annoy seminar participants.
Der Sesselkreis ist eigentlich ganz praktisch, weil er die direkte Kommunikation aller an einem Seminar Beteiligten erleichtert – jede*r kann jede*n jederzeit direkt ansehen. Dennoch gehört er inzwischen zu den Dingen, die Seminarteilnehmer*innen zunehmend nerven.
…darf keine Entschuldigung mehr sein, wenn es darum geht, Expertinnen für unsere gewerkschaftlichen Veranstaltungen und Seminare zu finden. Um die Suche zu unterstützen, gibt es vom Frauennetzwerk eine Liste von „mehr als 20 Politik-Expertinnen“.
Participants in training courses, seminars and particularly longer courses complain about annoying methods. However, those who are annoyed and allergic to certain methods learn poorly or, in the worst case, not at all! With our small series on the subject of „Annoying methods“ we would like to support trainers in avoiding allergic reactions and point out possible alternatives!
„Eine Weltkarte, in der Utopia nicht verzeichnet ist, ist keines Blickes wert, denn sie unterschlägt die Küste, an der die Menschheit ewig landen wird.“ Oscar Wilde, Der Sozialismus und die Seele des Menschen, S.38.
Ist eine Utopie mehr als ein erträumtes Fantasiegebilde, das tröstet in einer Welt, die keine Alternative mehr kennt? Oder ist es tatsächlich so, dass wer Visionen hat, diese ärztlich untersuchen lassen sollte? In einer Zeit des radikalen Sich-Abfindens und der Alternativenlosigkeit scheint es so.
Goal ** Increase the visibility of everyday discrimination ** Experience these situations for another person’s perspective ** Encourage sensitisation and self reflection
Slip into the role of the bad guy and manipulate, rush, exaggerate, provoke… With „Bad News“ we become real false reporters and this with a good intention. Because the free online role play helps to understand and classify the mechanisms behind targeted disinformation on the Internet.
In this way, we gain insight into the methods and tactics used by false reporters to spread and polemicise their content and to play with people’s fears.
Shaking up, informing, stimulating discourse – campaigns serve as a mouthpiece where people have something to say! Especially videos are an expressive possibility. But if you can’t make big media productions, you can use an app. With iMovie you can quickly create appealing videos that look like a Hollywood-style movie trailer.
Online is different. Also in terms of breaks. Drinking a coffee together, eating together, chatting, going for a spin in pairs or threes – none of that is possible online. Everyone sits alone in front of their computers and remains alone during breaks. That’s reason enough to pay special attention to breaks in online classes. We’ve also collected tips from colleagues.
Storytelling works! No surprise, didn’t we go to sleep as children only after hearing a story? Today, if we remember experiences from the past, we automatically fabricate our own stories. Storytelling moves not only the head, it also moves the heart, our emotions. Thus, can storytelling be a method for critical education? We suggest: Just to put a message into the form of an exciting and thrilling story does not yet suffice for a method that supports critical thinking. But stories offer entry points for critical learning.