Basics in Didactics – Teaching and Learning in Higher Education

Basics in Didactics – Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (1 ECTS)

By the end of this 2-day workshop taught by Elisabeth Weber (biography below), students will be able to – analyse the conditions for successful learning and teaching – apply basic concepts and methods of university-level teaching – formulate learning outcomes – illustrate characteristics of good university-level teaching – realise and explain the importance of high quality teaching and continuous training in the area of university-level didactics – develop and realise teaching scenarios in an autonomous and sustainable way by means of professional support and exchange with colleagues.

About the Instructor:

Mag. Mag. Dr. Elisabeth Weber has received university degrees for Teaching English, Pedagogy, Psychology, Philosophy and English and American Studies. She also holds a doctorate degree in English Linguistics and is currently working towards her Doctorate in Didactics. She has worked extensively as an instructor at a secondary and a tertiary level for more than 15 years.

Basics in Didactics – Teaching and Learning in Higher Education

Basics in Didactics – Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (1 ECTS)

By the end of this 2-day workshop taught by Elisabeth Weber (biography below), students will be able to – analyse the conditions for successful learning and teaching – apply basic concepts and methods of university-level teaching – formulate learning outcomes – illustrate characteristics of good university-level teaching – realise and explain the importance of high quality teaching and continuous training in the area of university-level didactics – develop and realise teaching scenarios in an autonomous and sustainable way by means of professional support and exchange with colleagues.

About the Instructor:

Mag. Mag. Dr. Elisabeth Weber has received university degrees for Teaching English, Pedagogy, Psychology, Philosophy and English and American Studies. She also holds a doctorate degree in English Linguistics and is currently working towards her Doctorate in Didactics. She has worked extensively as an instructor at a secondary and a tertiary level for more than 15 years.

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12 May 2023 Dare instead of scare

Location:
Heinzl Seminar Room, Building West

Date:
May 12, 2023 – 9:30-13:00

Voice training workshop

Trainer: Marie Trappl, www.marietrappl.com

Max. no. of participants: 20

Use voice and breathing techniques to gain confidence when presenting your work:

  • Strengthen their confidence & presence with vocal training and breathing techniques
  • Refine clarity & enunciation to excite with your topic
  • Develop self-assurance to engage in presentations and conversations

“There are so many people who have fascinating things to say but are too nervous to present them to others. Communication does actually consist of 80 % body language and voice – so if you speak as stiff as a poker, you risk losing your audience.

However, if you speak passionately, nuanced and authentically, you will make yourself be heard. Then you can even afford to say ‘er’ once in a while. If your voice transports your personality and enthusiasm, your audience will be all ears.

With carefully selected voice exercises, breathing training and speaking techniques I will get you there.”