Research Meets Everyday Life: How Research Reaches Young People in Education, the Media, and Daily Life

  • Date: 18.11.26
  • Location: Online
  • Time: 16:00 h

How can scientific findings be communicated in a way that reaches young people and is relevant to their everyday lives? The online panel discussion “Research Meets Everyday Life,” part of the “Bildung4Future” event series, addresses this question.

Dr. Claudia Lampert will join Prof. Dr. Christoph Klimmt from the University of Music, Drama, and Media in Hanover and Dr. Soraya Cornelius, a teacher at Korntal-Münchingen High School, to discuss ways to communicate science in a manner tailored to specific audiences. Topics will include the role of digital media, the clear and credible communication of research, and the question of how scientific findings can be integrated into everyday school life.

The panel discussion “Forschung trifft Lebenswelt” [Research Meets Everyday Life] as well as the event series „Bildung4Future“ [Education4Future] will be held in German.

 

Event details

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The “Bildung4Future” event series, organized by the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Jugend und Bildung e. V. in cooperation with the Eduversum Publishing and Education Agency, brings together experts from academia, education, and the field to discuss current societal developments and their significance for educational work.

The online panel discussion “Research Meets Everyday Life” explores how science communication can connect with the interests and experiences of young people. The focus is on appropriate media and outreach formats, the integration of current research into the classroom, and ways to involve young people, teachers, and parents in the development of relevant programs.

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Address

The panel discussion will take place online.

Programme Area:

Program Area 1 Social Functions of Communication and Media

Research Group:

Growing Up in Digital Media Environments

Persons involved:

Contact information

Dr. Claudia Lampert

Dr. Claudia Lampert

Co-Head Research Group Growing Up in Digital Media Environments, Head of Research Group Health Communication

Leibniz Institute for Media Research | Hans-Bredow-Institut (HBI)
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