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Material distribution plan for grades 4 to 6 in public schools in Poland
The educational reform drastically reduced the number of hours of German as a second foreign language in public schools in Poland.
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As a result of the educational reform, the number of hours for German as a second foreign language in public schools in Poland has been drastically reduced. This has resulted in a difficult material situation, especially for teaching in the 4th, 5th and 6th grades: The textbooks that are primarily used were designed for more German lessons per grade. The publishers could not yet fully adapt to this situation, because they do not produce their DaF textbooks only for the Polish market.
Therefore, the Goethe-Institut Warsaw decided to develop a material distribution plan, which presents the minimum content for these grades and at the same time offers didactic hints and selected online activities.
If you would like to order a printed version, please enter your data in the form. We send out the material syllabi at the beginning of each quarter while stocks last.
Therefore, the Goethe-Institut Warsaw decided to develop a material distribution plan, which presents the minimum content for these grades and at the same time offers didactic hints and selected online activities.
If you would like to order a printed version, please enter your data in the form. We send out the material syllabi at the beginning of each quarter while stocks last.
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