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Queer for Learners of German
QP, a multimedia booklet written from the perspective of a teenager invites learners of German to creatively explore, probe and expand their linguistic skills on topics such as 100 Years of German Queer History.
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From students, for students: Gender diversity and equality in German
QP, a multimedia booklet written from the perspective of a teenager invites learners of German to creatively explore, probe and expand their linguistic skills on topics such as 100 Years of German Queer History, Identity and Discrimination, Protest Movements and Gender Equality and Diversity.
Describing and reflecting upon everyday situations and dilemmas, readers are invited to ask open ended questions, without being pressured to come up with ready-made answers. Learners are encouraged to examine how the issues of gender diversity play out in their own schools and communities, how they personally position themselves vis-à-vis diversity, as well as what they can do to help others feel accepted and included.
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Queer Exhibition Online
QP, a multimedia booklet written from the perspective of a teenager invites learners of German to creatively explore, probe and expand their linguistic skills on topics such as 100 Years of German Queer History, Identity and Discrimination, Protest Movements and Gender Equality and Diversity.
Describing and reflecting upon everyday situations and dilemmas, readers are invited to ask open ended questions, without being pressured to come up with ready-made answers. Learners are encouraged to examine how the issues of gender diversity play out in their own schools and communities, how they personally position themselves vis-à-vis diversity, as well as what they can do to help others feel accepted and included.
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Queer Exhibition Online
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Arbeitsblätter und Hinweise für Lehrende (deutsch)
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