Study: School principals in Saxony overworked
All the wires come together in school management. As a result, those affected are often overloaded. The Education and Science Union is calling for a remedy.
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All the wires come together in school management. As a result, those affected are often overloaded. The Education and Science Union is calling for a remedy.
There is a shortage of 1,400 teachers in Saxony. From the trade union's point of view, the problem lies in the government's personnel policy.
There are too few teachers for too many pupils in Saxony. Teaching according to the timetable is not guaranteed everywhere. According to the ministry, the situation is precarious at secondary schools and special schools.
More and more children are struggling with the basic skills of reading, writing and arithmetic when they start elementary school. A new education plan for the very young is intended to help.
Saxony is trying to secure medical care away from the big cities by introducing a quota for rural doctors. Now those interested can apply for a place again.
When is a team a team? According to the common definition, it is a group and not an individual. And what about the multi-professional teams at schools in Saxony?
Prospective students can find out about study opportunities throughout Saxony on Thursday. There will be lectures, experiments and advice on the university information day.
CDU politician Conrad Clemens wants to see for himself the problems facing schools. A lot of work awaits the new Minister of Education.
Sören Pellmann, member of the Bundestag, has called for compulsory school social work at grammar schools.
In Saxony, fewer children were cared for in daycare facilities in 2024 than in the previous year. But the number of places available has increased.
In Dresden, pupils were able to gain an insight into the world of 3D printing - and take gifts home with them at the end.
Healthy snacks, 3D printing or IT services - student companies in Saxony are active in many areas. The Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs supports the young entrepreneurs.
Climate protection, artificial intelligence and sustainability - Saxon schools cooperate with regional companies in a special field.
Saxony's daycare centers have comparatively well-trained educators - but staff shortages make everyday life difficult. Experts show how child-friendly care can still succeed.
HTWK Leipzig scores with innovative research projects: The university received more than one million euros in funding from the German Research Foundation between 2020 and 2022.
The federal and state government's Startchancen program aims to increase equal opportunities for pupils - regardless of their social background. A total of 58 schools are participating in Saxony.
Important foundations for life are laid during childhood and adolescence. An award is intended to honor those who make a special contribution during this time.
More young people are starting university studies in Saxony. This is shown by preliminary figures from the Ministry of Science. One subject area in particular is in high demand.
Third-party funding is very important for research. The Saxon universities have recently raised a little more money.
The situation on the Dresden housing market is tight. This also applies to places in student residences. A new hall of residence should bring relief.
New lateral entrants are an integral part of Saxon schools. More were recruited this year than in previous years.
In Saxony, additional places in halls of residence for students and trainees are being created with federal aid. However, the Left Party believes this is not enough.
There is a police operation at Leipzig University due to the disruption of an event on sex work. Student representatives are outraged.
At TU Dresden, the second pilot phase of the project to better intertwine theory and practice in teacher training has begun. The internship runs throughout the semester and allows participating students to grow into the role of teachers whilst mitigating the shortage of teachers in East Saxony.
In a competition in the state parliament, pupils from grades 8 to 12 competed in the art of free speech. The best were chosen by a jury.
The 47-year-old administrative expert Peter Bernshausen has been appointed as the new Chancellor of Chemnitz University of Technology. The post had previously been held provisionally for several years.
Students are calling on the university to send a clear signal against right-wing violence, discrimination and unequal treatment. To this end, they have now presented a paper of demands.
No more bad grades: the dream of many pupils is becoming reality in a school trial in Saxony. However, there are no more A's for good performance.
There is a financial injection for the construction and modernization of dormitories for vocational school students and trainees.