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Planning and Design

Innovative teaching design – support for learning processes

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Whether you are new to teaching or an experienced instructor: here you will find ideas for designing and developing your teaching. Learn about innovative methods, digital tools, teaching process phases and didactic principles.

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LUH encourages competence-oriented approaches in teaching. Constructive Alignment is a basic didactic principle for teaching design, while Challenge-Based Learning is a specific teaching approach that fosters project-oriented content derived from real societal challenges.

  • Constructive Alignment: Teaching and assessment in harmony

    The "Constructive Alignment" concept provides for the harmonisation of teaching and learning objectives, teaching and learning activities, and assessment types. The basis for this is transparent teaching objectives, which point the way for teaching design and thus for the initiation of students' learning activities, the development of examination requirements and the forms of re-registration.

    The following steps should be considered when planning a competence-oriented course:

    • Formulate competence-oriented learning objectives
    • Determine the students' learning activities
    • Plan the performance assessment
    • Check the fit between learning objectives, learning activities and assessment types (alignment) and make any necessary modifications

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  • Challenge-Based Learning: Project-oriented teaching

    Challenge-Based Learning allows students to develop practical solutions to real social challenges as part of courses. The didactic teaching approach thus combines scientific questions and methods with project and team work, promotes interdisciplinary perspectives and competencies and actively involves students with their existing skills and experience.

    Further information on the design and possibilities of Challenge-Based Learning at LUH will follow shortly.


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30167 Hannover
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