Registration "Practice meets FH 2022" on 13.09.2022

We are aiming to restructure the documents relating to the internship semester and this workshop marks the start of the process. We are approaching the area of conflict between the legal framework conditions of higher education, the resources of the practice sites and the requirements of the Social Professions Recognition Act.

Annika Zemke, employee in the practice office & practice officer

This workshop is canceled!

"I've been in the job for so many years now....but how do I deal with THAT now, I haven't encountered THAT yet....!"

Whether in the form of questions that have never been asked before; intern behavior that has never been encountered before; challenging situations that go beyond tradition and routine or surprising personality traits of interns: Even very experienced supervisors may have questions to which a professionally appropriate answer is not immediately available. Team meetings are often already overloaded with the topics of day-to-day work at the institution. Where can supervisors actually reflect on themselves and the issues that arise in connection with the supervision situation?

This workshop is intended to provide the space to discuss precisely those topics that are neglected in everyday professional life or where there are questions or uncertainties with regard to the training context, and to exchange ideas with colleagues.

Marie-Luise Bergmann, Teacher for special tasks & Chair of the Practice Committee

In this workshop, we look at child development from a movement perspective. The focus is on executive functions, which we use to control our thoughts and actions. These cognitive functions (e.g. impulse control, action planning) contribute significantly to individual learning success. The development and promotion of executive functions through movement and play are presented in theory and practice.

Prof. Dr. Stefanie Kuhlenkamp, Professor for Social Participation and Inclusion

In this workshop, you will learn interesting facts about German sign language and simple words. You will also receive important information on dealing with hearing-impaired people.

Luisa Wessel, research assistant

During the internship semester, students want "perfect" internship partners and institutions want "perfect" interns. But is this even possible?

Based on the demands of the NPP (Netzwerk Prekäres Praktikum), we would like to set out in small groups in search of "proposed solutions" to this problem that are acceptable to both parties and try to find out what role the UAS plays in this discussion.

We are looking forward to an exciting exchange.

Till Hübner and Felix Frenz, representatives of the young DBSH

Drawing is a low-threshold but rewarding artistic technique that can be used with clients from all areas of social work. In this workshop, we will look at various techniques of experimental drawing in a keynote lecture and then try them out together. A reflection phase at the end and the classification in the cultural-aesthetic mission of social work round off the offer.

Dr. Laura Flöter-Fratesi, deputy professor in the Department of Cultural Studies

This workshop will discuss various options that can help you find a suitable intern. Practical tips and tricks will be presented that can make this process easier. The focus will be on sharing experiences.

Tiffany Lamghizarti, employee in the practice office