Regulations for the module examinations at the Chair of Primary Education/ Mathematical Education
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Please note that there are new Study Regulations for newly enrolled students from the 2023/24 winter semester and for students who have switched subjects as of the 2023/24 winter semester! You can view the Study Regulations for the Teacher Training for Elementary Schools degree program on the Center for Teacher Education and Educational Research (ZLSB) website. General information for all school types can be found here.
NEW: Enrollment from the 2023/2024 winter semester
The Module Examination Regulations (new) contain regulations pertaining to the organization and implementation of module examinations taken alongside your regular studies in the Teacher Training for Elementary Schools degree program.
Module examinations for students with mathematics as their subject
Students studying both elementary school teacher training and mathematics must complete the following modules at our Chair:
| EW-SEGS-M-02 | Introduction to the didactics of mathematics for elementary schools | Examination (120 minutes) |
| EW-SEGS-M-03 | Didactics of arithmetic and geometry for elementary schools | Complex assessments |
| EW-SEGS-STOC | Stochastics for elementary schools | Examination (120 minutes) |
| EW-SEGS-MV | Mathematics specialization – selected questions of mathematics | Combined term paper (60 hours) |
| EW-SEGS-MDV | Mathematics didactics specialization – selected questions of mathematics didactics | Complex assessments (50 hours) |
| EW-SEGS-M-SPÜ | Practical school exercises for mathematics in elementary schools | Ungraded portfolio (60 hours) |
| EW-SEGS-M-BPB | Block internship B for mathematics in elementary schools | Internship report (60 hours) |
You will be provided with detailed information on the specific structure of the "complex assessments" and "combined term paper" examinations in the respective seminar.
You will find general information on writing an academic thesis at the Chair of Primary Education/ Mathematical Education here.
Moreover, the Saxon State and University Library (SLUB) provides courses on academic writing and citation. To find out when the latest courses are happening, visit their website. You will also find some tips on citation (including citation guidelines and citation style) and on maintaining good scientific practice on the SLUB website. We recommend browsing their website ...
Module examinations for students of Teacher Training for Elementary Schools
Students studying elementary school teacher training with a major in another subject must complete the following modules at our Chair:
| EW-SEGS-M-01 | Basics of mathematics for elementary schools | Examination (120 minutes) |
| EW-SEGS-M-02 | Introduction to the didactics of mathematics for elementary schools | Examination (120 minutes) |
| EW-SEGS-M-03 | Didactics of arithmetic and geometry for elementary schools | Complex assessments |
| EW-SEGS-M-04 | Specialization in a selected mathematics didactics concentration | Complex assessments |
You will be provided with detailed information on the specific structure of the "complex assessment” examinations in the respective seminar.
You will find general information on writing an academic thesis at the Chair of Primary Education/ Mathematical Education here.
Moreover, the Saxon State and University Library (SLUB) provides courses on academic writing and citation. To find out when the latest courses are happening, visit their website. You will also find some tips on citation (including citation guidelines and citation style) and on maintaining good scientific practice on the SLUB website. We recommend browsing their website ...
Exam registration via SELMA
Students who have enrolled from the 2023/2024 winter semester and onwards (including those who have switched degree program or subject) must use selma to register for examinations.
Please always make sure that you have selected the correct examination number for the examination you will be taking and the appropriate examiner.
The amount of time you have to register for an examination is dependent on the type of examined assessment (for example: written exam, seminar paper, oral exam etc.). For detailed information on registration and withdrawal from examinations as well as the registration periods for repeat examinations, please visit the Examination Office website.
Enrollment before the 2023/2023 winter semester
The Module Examination Regulations (old) contain regulations pertaining to the organization and implementation of module examinations taken alongside your regular studies in the Teacher Training for Elementary Schools degree program.
Module examinations for students with mathematics as their subject
Students studying both elementary school teacher training and mathematics must complete the following modules at our Chair:
| EW-SEGS-M-5 (D) | Fundamentals of didactics and selected problems of mathematics |
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| EW-SEGS-M-6 | Selected problems of mathematical central concepts for elementary schools |
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| EW-SEGS-M-8 | Stochastics for elementary schools |
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| EW-SEGS-M-9 (D) | Research-based consolidation for the didactics of mathematics |
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| EW-SEGS-M-SPÜ | Practical school exercises for mathematics in elementary schools |
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| EW-SEGS-M-BPB | Block internship B for mathematics in elementary schools |
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Some seminars allow you to work on and deliver the presentation as a group. Please note that this is a courtesy on the part of the lecturers. You can clarify this in the respective seminar.
Seminar papers for our modules usually entail small empirical studies. You can clarify this in the respective seminar. You will find general information on writing a seminar paper at the Chair of Primary Education/ Mathematical Education here.
Moreover, the Saxon State and University Library (SLUB) provides courses on academic writing and citation. To find out when the latest courses are happening, visit their website. You will also find some tips on citation (including citation guidelines and citation style) and on maintaining good scientific practice on the SLUB website. We recommend browsing their website ...
Module examinations for students of Teacher Training for Elementary Schools
Students studying elementary school teacher training with a major in another subject must complete the following modules at our Chair:
| EW-SEGS-D-MA-1 | Basics of mathematics for elementary schools |
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| EW-SEGS-D-MA-2 | Fundamentals of the didactics of mathematics |
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| EW-SEGS-D-MA-3 | Selected problems of mathematics lessons |
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| EW-SEGS-D-MA-4 | Research-based specialization in mathematics |
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Some seminars allow you to work on and deliver the presentation as a group. Please note that this is a courtesy on the part of the lecturers. You can clarify this in the respective seminar.
Some seminars allow you to choose a topic for the oral examination. Please note that this is a courtesy on the part of the lecturers. You can clarify this in the respective seminar.
Seminar papers for our modules usually entail small empirical studies. You can clarify this in the respective seminar. You will find general information on writing a seminar paper at the Chair of Primary Education/ Mathematical Education here.
Moreover, the Saxon State and University Library (SLUB) provides courses on academic writing and citation. To find out when the latest courses are happening, visit their website. You will also find some tips on citation (including citation guidelines and citation style) and on maintaining good scientific practice on the SLUB website. We recommend browsing their website ...
Exam registration via HISQIS
Students who have enrolled before the 2023/2023 winter semester must use HISQIS to register for examinations as usual.
Please always make sure that you have selected the correct examination number for the examination you will be taking and the appropriate examiner.
The amount of time you have to register for an examination is dependent on the type of examined assessment (for example: written exam, seminar paper, oral exam etc.). For detailed information on registration and withdrawal from examinations as well as the registration periods for repeat examinations, please visit the Examination Office website.