Translation of "Sachunterricht" in English

For "Sachunterricht" (~field education, or practical learning) and its history, he included important historical documents.

And so he will have an unsatisfactory mark in General Knowledge.

The contents of the publication were guided by the official State elementary school science education curricula.

Early on, it was possible to recognize a devotion to pedagogical realism, which in the following years brought subject focused lessons to the forefront.

In addition, there is a voluminous folder for teaching social studies at the primary-school level which contains detailed materials on the various national minority groups in Burgenland.

Some lessons in General Science and Mathematics are held in English to introduce children to the terminology and to repeat what has been taught.

The subject was dealt with in general studies classes, in religion, visual art education, metal/wood work, German, and mathematics.

At the orientation stage and in our secondary school, the subject-based teaching is divided into Nature and Science (Biology/Physics/Chemistry), Geography and History.

The Social Studies and Science and Inclusive Education Section focuses children's individual impressions on phenomena and issues from their immediate surroundings in various learning conditions in order to develop and initiate learning and educational processes, facilitating the continued development of these young perspectives in a professional way.

In practice this begins with the teacher always using correct language that can be understood by the students in general knowledge lessons.

And so it is absurd if a teacher thinks that the linguistic performance of his pupils must be promoted solely in the hours provided in the timetable for language lessons and does not use general knowledge lessons to help his students linguistically.Â

The selection includes: biology, chemistry, German, English, art, mathematics, music, politics, religion, social studies, sports along with business and social pedagogy.

Under the heading of "Nature and Life" in the North-Rhine Westphalian education plan, children are required to learn in Sachunterricht [a general subjects class] how to recognize the correlations between humans, animals, and plants.

In addition to the core areas of the subjects “German”, “Art Education” and “Technical Education”, the entire curriculum is suitable for integrating the educational principle.

In one of the next lessons (subject: General Knowledge) I chose the moon as topic and let the pupils tell what they knew about the moon and how they imagined it to be.

Basic knowledge of German, mathematics, general studies, art, music and sport is taught in primary school.

That Pestalozzi calls for the connection of language and general knowledge does not happen by chance by any means, but results from an inner logic.

The subject of Social Studies and Science is understood as a general academic orientation subject at the primary stage that involves the exploration of phenomena in natural science and social issues.

Now, the lessons in the various subjects are divided as equally as possible amongst the days of the week and the result is that a class pursues, for example, 45 minutes of native language, then 45 minutes of mathematics, 45 minutes of general knowledge and 45 minutes of gymnastics.

In addition to their chosen subject areas, students expand on the teaching subject from the Bachelor's stage (Art, Catholic Religious Education, German, History, Mathematics, Music, Physical Education, Protestant Religious Education or Social Studies).

It was shown that solar power systems are most frequently dealt with as a topic in Physics, followed by General Science (primary school) and Mathematics.

The examples mentioned may be incidental; however there is a connection between subjects that in Pestalozzi's opinion must be observed at all costs, which is the connection between language and general knowledge.

She had good and very good marks in the school leaving testimonials for her subjects religion, science instructions, reading, arithmetic, essay and calligraphy.