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Field Trips to the Church - Theoretical Framework, Empirical Findings, Didactic Perspectives
Buchtitel
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Imprint
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Preface
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Table of Contents
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Chapter 1: Theoretical Background
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1 Germany: Compulsory Denominational Religious Education in a Religiously Individualized Society
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1.1 Religious Plurality in a Secularized Context
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1.2 Religious Education in German State Schools
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1.3 The Problem of Religious Experience in Scholastic Religious Education
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2 Performative Religious Education
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2.1 The Concept of Performative Religious Education
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2.2 Didactics of Performative Religious Education
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3 Kirchenraumpädagogik
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3.1 Pedagogical Principles
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3.2 Didactic Principles
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3.3 Characteristic Tour Setups
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4 Summary and Preliminary Research Questions
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Chapter 2: Design of the Study
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1 Empirical Findings on Field Trips
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1.1 Opportunities
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1.2 Challenges
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1.3 Field Trips to the Church
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1.4 Conclusion
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2 Field Trips to the Church According to the Contextual Model of Learning
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2.1 Theoretical Framework
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2.2 Adaption to Field Trips to the Church
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2.3 Conclusion
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3 Conceptual Model
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4 Design
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4.1 Sequence “Church – Community and Building”
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4.2 Unit 3 and Unit 5: Field Trips vs. Classroom Instruction
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4.3 Empirical Design
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5 Sample
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Chapter 3: Knowledge about the Church Building
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1 Theoretical Background and Research Questions
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2 Concept
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3 Instrument
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4 Methods of Data Analysis
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5 Results
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6 Summary
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Chapter 4: Attitude towards the Church Building
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1 Theoretical Background and Research Questions
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2 Concept
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3 Instrument
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4 Methods of Data Analysis
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5 Results
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6 Summary
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Chapter 5: Situational Interest
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1 Theoretical Background and Research Questions
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2 Concept
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3 Instrument
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4 Methods of Data Analysis
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5 Results
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6 Summary
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Chapter 6: Students’ Emotions on Visits to the Church Building
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1 Theoretical Background and Research Questions
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2 Concept
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3 Instrument
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4 Methods of Data Analysis
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5 Results
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5.1 Affective Assessment
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5.2 Reference to Transcendence
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5.3 The Effects of the Dispositional Variables
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6 Summary
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Chapter 7: Teachers’ Evaluation of Field Trips
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1 Theoretical Background and Research Questions
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2 Instrument
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3 Methods of Data Analysis
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4 Results
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4.1 Didactic Perspectives on Field Trips to the Church
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4.2 Religious Perspectives on Field Trips to the Church
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5 Summary
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Chapter 8: Discussion
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1 The Students’ Perspective on Field Trips
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2 The Teachers’ Perspective on Field Trips
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3 The Effects of Field Trips to the Local Church
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3.1 The Students’ Perception of the Church Building
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3.2 Effects on the Students’ Knowledge
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3.3 Effects on the Students’ Attitude
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3.4 Effects Related to the Students’ Religious Background
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4 Limitations
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Chapter 9: Didactic Perspectives
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1 The General Setup for Successful Field Trips
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1.1 The Power of Visits to the Local Church
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1.2 The Importance of Familiarity with the Local Church
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1.3 The Chances of Kirchenraumpädagogik
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1.4 The Compensatory Power of Field Trips
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1.5 Meaningful Learning is also Possible Inside the Classroom
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2 Methodic Perspectives to Explore the Local Church
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2.1 Start from the Outside
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2.2 Work with the Auratic Dimension and the Spiritual Dimension of the Church Building
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2.3 Slow Down and Take Your Time
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2.4 Activate the Students and Give Them the Freedom to Experience the Church
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2.5 Employ Multi-Sensory Methods Inside the Classroom
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Summary
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References
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Appendix: Student Questionnaire (Pretest)
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