Courses



Compulsory Module 2: Advanced Topics in Subject Didactics (5 ECTS-Credits; 4 h)
Prerequisites for registration: none
Learning Outcome: Graduates - develop a sufficiently high level of induvial ability in the respective sport and are able to describe and base their practical experience against a movement-theoretical background and know the methodological basic concepts for implementing them in a skill-oriented way. - are able to impart movement-oriented health concepts which are based on scientific findings in an age-appropriate way. - have networking and planning skills with other subjects to carry out subject-specific and interdisciplinary projects in a competence-oriented way. - have a differentiated repertoire of subject-related evaluation procedures in accordance with educational standards for the subject Physical Education and are able to apply them in a reflective way. - are able to plan and assess their lessons in a topic-oriented and target group-appropriate way, as well as in a gender-sensitive and inclusive manner in the context of multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary teaching. - have a basic knowledge of gender issues in the context of Physical Education and are able to include gender-critical perspectives in their classes.
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621069
UE Basic Sports (Specialisation): Athletics (UE / 2h / 3 ECTS-AP)
Gerald Daringer
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621075
UE Basic Sports (Specialisation): Handball (UE / 2h / 3 ECTS-AP)
Thomas Johann Wagner
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621087
UE Basic Sports (Specialisation): Apparatus Gymnastics (UE / 2h / 3 ECTS-AP)
Catrin Weber
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621145
UE Basic Sports (Specialisation): Parcour (UE / 2h / 3 ECTS-AP)
Christian Andreas Macek
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621157
UE Gymnastic - Advanced (UE / 2h / 3 ECTS-AP)
Sarah Isabel Maria Nepo
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621205
VU Fachdidaktik Gesundheit und Fitness (VU / 1h / 1 ECTS-AP)
Nikolaus Greier
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Notes:
  • There may still be changes in the courses offered as well as room allocation and course dates.
  • The course descriptions found in the English version of the course catalogue are for informational purposes only. Authoritative information can be found in the "Vorlesungsverzeichnis" (German version of the course catalogue).