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Zeitschrift für Religionspädagogik
Academic Journal of Religious Education
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23rd Edition 2024, Magazine 2
"… there should actually be a title here." Science Communication in Religious Pedagogy
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Editorial
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Editorial
Karlo Meyer, Susanne Schwarz
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Knowledge creates publicity. Insights, experiences and open questions on science communication in religious education based on the example of current empirical studies
Wolfgang Ilg
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Trends in science communication (research)
Julia Metag
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Science communication in religious education – stocktaking and perspectives of university actors
Tanja Gojny, Mirjam Zimmermann
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Science Communication in the field of religious education Reflections on the post-digital transformation of a subject area
Ilona Nord
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Podcast, Platform, Postcard – Knowledge Management as a Tool for Strategic Church Development
Friederike Erichsen-Wendt
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From ‘maiLab’ to ‘Reli Topics’? Chances and limitations of YouTube videos for academic communication in the context of public theology and public religious pedagogynikation im Kontext Öffentlicher Theologie und Öffentlicher Religionspädagogik
Manfred L. Pirner
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Open Educational Practices and Knowledge Transfer: Exploring the Potential of Religious Education in Advancing Openness
Laura Mößle, Viera Pirker
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Supply without demand? Science communication from the perspective of public-political religious education
Bernhard Grümme
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Internationalisation in religious education related science communication – a SWOT analysis for the german-speaking area
Benjamin Ahme, Henrik Simojoki
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“Koblenzer Konsent” and “Schwerter Konsent” as examples of (successful) academic and science communication? A tentative comparison
Jan-Hendrik Herbst, Mirjam Zimmermann
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Research and Discourse
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Religious Education in Retrospect: Analyzing Perceived Differences Between the Federal States of Baden-Württemberg, Hessen, Brandenburg, and Hamburg
Carsten Gennerich, Johanna Hock
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Education for Sustainable Development in Christian-Muslim Dialogue. Opportunities for an Interreligious Debate on Human Concepts
Christian Feichtinger, Şenol Yağdı
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Current pedagogical and hermeneutical approaches from Judaism, Christianity and Islam in children's Torahs, children's Bibles and children's Korans: identity formation, diversity-sensitive religious education and normative discourses
Marion Keuchen
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Preparation for dealing with Islamist radicalization and its prevention
Margit Stein, Alexandra Schramm, Veronika Zimmer
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Textbook Analyses in Religious Education Teacher Training. Reflections on the Theological-didactic Potential
Yannick Selke
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On the application of social robots in religious education: a theoretical approach to interactive teaching-learning forms of the future
Mariusz Chrostowski
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Reviews
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References to new publications
Martin Schreiner