Find out more about our research activities: Our data base provides you with a variety of research projects and different results.
This project looks at pupils’ attention and work-related behaviour in various subjects.
The purpose of mathematics lessons is to enable children to develop a sound understanding of numbers and calculation methods.
PHSG students on programmes of a scientific nature complete two laboratory classes during their first year.
The overall objective of this project is to establish a competence centre for profession-specific didactics.
The aim is to develop a model for the promotion of young researchers that is strongly anchored in science and regional school practice.
Within the ACCOMPAGNA project, students of the PHSG provide training and support to children who have had to flee their own countries.
This project is dedicated to developing a language-independent teacher training concept for language teaching at lower secondary school level.
The aim of this project is to evaluate the effect of an exchange setting at primary school level in eastern and western Switzerland.
This research project examines how teachers and teaching assistants collaborate with each other.
The project aims to compare the effects of dialect and standard language use and to examine the impact of language development support.
This project focuses on boosting pupils’ enthusiasm for the subjects of mathematics, IT, science and technology.
The project entails an analysis of existing instruments and reference works describing language teachers’ competences.
Youth, that is, the period between childhood and adulthood, has long been seen as a phase of life in its own right in modern societies.
The ProCom study analyses the career paths of health care professionals and care professionals.
The project aims to optimise support services that facilitate these transitions by deriving recommendations from empirical data.
