NLDB / PLK Framework
A complexity-aware educational perspective for interpreting visible learning signals within broader developmental conditions.
Open frameworkA portfolio connecting longitudinal observation of children’s learning, research-based teacher education, mathematics education, embodied physics, science transfer and institutional dialogue.
This portfolio is organized for teacher education and school development: first the observation framework, then university-level teacher education, followed by a dedicated mathematics education hub, embodied physics and broader science-society transfer.
Language note: The conceptual framework is presented in English. The applied learning environments, seminar examples and implementation-oriented materials are currently available in German, reflecting their direct use within German-speaking teacher education and school contexts.
The central framework connects process-oriented competencies, structured observation, developmental trajectories and reflective professional judgment. It supports a shift from isolated performance snapshots toward a more complexity-aware understanding of children’s learning over time.
A complexity-aware educational perspective for interpreting visible learning signals within broader developmental conditions.
Open frameworkStructured child observation, learner profiles, QR-based workflow and longitudinal documentation for real classroom settings.
Open WebApp / QR prototypeA concise introduction for quick adoption: purpose, observation fields, workflow and next pedagogical steps.
Open PDFSelected examples of university-level teaching in primary teacher education. They reflect three core pillars of my work: innovative mathematics didactics, research-based cognitive learning design, and reflective professional learning through science transfer. The course designs integrate scientific inquiry and AI-supported tools to reduce cognitive load and strengthen meaningful professional reflection.
Task quality, productive practice, reflective planning and competence-oriented mathematics teaching.
Open pageArithmetic structures, flexible calculation strategies and the transition from insight to diagnostic teaching.
Open pageOrganization, reflection and professionalization in teacher education with clear institutional relevance.
Open pageA dedicated mathematics education hub presents the complete architecture of this work: Premium Tasks, family mathematical ecology, 21 research-based learning environments, embodied cognition, observation culture and primary teacher education.
Exploring how children develop mathematical understanding through participation, observation, movement, modelling and reflection.
Open Mathematics EducationClassroom-ready task environments designed around modelling, reasoning, representation, communication and problem solving.
Open tasksEveryday life, family participation, movement, nature, health, art, music and ecological systems as mathematical learning spaces.
Open environmentsA research-based perspective connecting mathematics education with observation culture, human development and complexity-aware educational systems.
Open research perspectiveResearch-based educational formats that translate physical phenomena into embodied experience, nature-based exploration and scientific thinking.
Embodied learning, outdoor exploration, real-world phenomena and scientifically grounded educational transfer.
Explore Physics LearningPortuguese for tides
An international science-learning experience developed in Pernambuco, Brazil, where the highly dynamic equatorial environment provides a living laboratory for embodied scientific observation and physics learning.
Explore MARÉSPublic dialogue formats connect science with questions of meaning, culture, art, religion, sport and society. They strengthen the portfolio by showing public communication, intercultural dialogue and institutional visibility beyond the classroom.
This portfolio is designed as a visible transfer space: from scientific thinking to educational innovation, from observation of children’s learning to teacher education, and from concrete learning environments to institutional cooperation.