Informatikunterricht und Sprachenvielfalt

Students give presentations to their classmates, instead of a teacher lecturing.

Many students come from different countries, leading to diverse languages spoken.

Students translate the phrase "I love you" into many languages, as a class project.

Students take part in designing and shaping their educational experience.

The school uses a flexible and modern teaching method, suitable for today's world.

German schools differ slightly by state, but all children attend Grundschule (primary school) until grades 4 or 6. Students then attend different secondary schools based on their grades and desired qualifications. The highest qualification is the Abitur, enabling university study.

Popular subjects in German schools include English, sports, art, and history, with physical education often being high on the list. Other subjects, often also popular, are Math, Science, and German.

German schools offer extracurricular activities like sports; sometimes even organize field trips for specific classes. Students engage in discussions, eat in the school cafeteria (Mensa), and participate in activities like sports and discussions.

A forum in German schools where students discuss a specific topic, usually taking different sides of an issue.

The school cafeteria (Mensa) offers selections of both warm and cold food. The cold options, often include sandwiches and yogurt. The warm options may be a mix of German traditions and international foods, with varying possibilities.

Some German schools allow boys and girls to participate in sports together in the same classrooms, a common practice in many modern, developed countries

The German word for "globalization" or "global issues" . The word is relevant to understanding a school topic in which the word appeared in the provided text.

The highest school leaving certificate in Germany. It's necessary for university entrance.