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Student Heterogeneity and Differentiation: Professional Challenges for Teachers of Foreign Languages

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Jazbec S.

tom 63

137-148

Student heterogeneity in (foreign language) instruction is a problem and a major professional challenge in both theory and practice. This problem/ challenge will be discussed in the contribution as a paradox of pedagogical and didactic work from its beginnings onwards. This is followed by a reflection on the institutional and structural frameworks for differentiation as a conceptual option for appropriate treatment of student heterogeneity. The empirical part, stimulated by the students’ statements during a didactics seminar, presents the results of a qualitative analysis of statements by foreign language teachers about differentiation, possibilities of differentiation, dilemmas, and pitfalls. Finally, suggestions are presented through which differentiation could find its way from theory to practice.

Subjective Concepts of Reading Literature Among Future Foreign Language Teachers of German: Implications for Theory and Practice

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Jazbec S.

tom 34

164-173

The reading of literary texts has been strongly affected by modern times and media developments. In the development of reading, a proficiency gap can be perceived. In this contribution theoretical starting points are presented for viewing reading from the perspective of scientific disciplines and these are supported by empirical data on the subjective concepts of reading literary texts among future teachers of foreign languages. Teachers, with their inclination or refusal to read and their competences, transmit their views intentionally or unintentionally, consciously or unconsciously to students. At this point their subjective concepts of reading have consequences beyond the subjective. Illustrative segments from interviews and subsequent analysis will allow for a discussion and categorization of concepts held by readers and of guidelines for the education of teachers.