OECD Teaching and Learning International Survey

TALIS is the first international study that focuses on an analysis of the learning environments of students and the conditions of work teachers are facing at school.

OERinfo – community platform for Open Educational Resources

OERinfo is a project that provides infrastructures for spreading Open Educational Resources (OER), in many information and communication formats. OER offers services for building competences to strengthen and expand the OER community.

OFFZIB – Open Citation Data for Educational Research

In this DFG-funded project, citation data is automatically extracted from educational research publications and made available as a service of the central literature reference database FIS Bildung free of charge and linked to literature references.

ögütPRO – Professional Support for Parents with a Turkish Migration Background Regarding their Children’s Transition to Secondary School

The aim of the project ögütPRO (Turkish ögüt = advice) was to train primary teachers to support Turkish-origin parents when their children face the transition from primary to secondary school. This preliminary study assessed parents’ knowledge of the German educational system. Furthermore, primary teachers’ knowledge about Turkish-origin parents’ educational situation were investigated.

Open Practices of Educational Researchers (OPER) – Practices in early careers of educational researchers

The study analyses young researchers' behavior and working practices as well as influencing factors in order to point out chances and challenges of open practices like Open Science and Open Education.

PACO – Psychological Adjustment to the COVID-19 Pandemic

The project PACO examined, how families with school aged children adapt to measures enforced to slow down the spread of the Corona virus. The core focus of this project was on parents’ daily experiences from late March until late April 2020.

PaTH – Participative Knowledge Transfer between University and School Practice

In the PaTH project, we investigate how educational research and school practice work together in Germany. We aim to understand the potentials, challenges, and developmental processes associated with such collaboration.

Peers4Practice – A Tandem approach for Early Career Teachers and Researchers

Peers4Practice strengthens the exchange of educational research and school practice. Tandem teams, consisting of an education researcher and a teacher, work closely together for a period of 18 months. The participants become brokers between educational research and school practice.

PELIKAN – Perspectives of Early Childhood Educators on the Implementation of Compensatory Education in Kindergarten

The project PELIKAN focused on factors that influence effective implementation of compensatory education for enhancing school readiness in kindergarten

PERLE – Professional Vision of Early Mathematics in Daily Learning Situations

The project PERLE examined whether computer-based promotion of mathematical competencies leads to an improvement in recognition skills and to increased and elaborated action planning among early childhood educators.

PIAAC-L

Subject to PIAAC-Longitudinal (PIAAC-L), the TBA Centre supports longitudinal tracking of the PIAAC study in Germany by means of technological adaptations of the test environment as well as offering counselling and support.

PIAAC-LN (Leibniz Network)

PIAAC-LN at DIPF - competencies in PIAAC and general cognitive skills: The sub-project at DIPF investigates whether and to what extent competence tests, for example those implemented in PIAAC, measure something different than only general cognitive skills.

Pilot project "Inclusive primary school"

The pilot project “Inclusive primary school” (PING) monitors inclusive education at primary schools in the federal state of Brandenburg within the context of two longitudinal studies over a period of three years.

PISA 2012 – International Consortium

DIPF participated in the international consortium for PISA 2012: Professor Dr. Eckhard Klieme acted as chairman of the Questionnaire Expert Group for PISA 2012.

PISA 2015

DIPF was engaged in conceptualising, developing and assessing all questionnaires that were implemented in PISA 2015.

PISA 2018

Once again, the Institute is responsible for developing the questionnaires that will be internationally implemented to evaluate young people’s learning conditions.

PISA-LDW – Assessing Competencies for Learning in the Digital World

As part of the innovative domain in PISA 2025 "Learning in the Digital World" (LDW), the project researches and develops innovative approaches to the diagnostic use of behavioural data from digital learning and assessment environments.

PREDICT – Prediction Generation as a Tool to Activate Children’s Prior Knowledge and Improve Learning

This project evaluates the potential of asking students to generate predictions to improve their learning. Further, it investigates the mechanisms that determine its success and asks whether there are age-related differences in its effectiveness.

PRISMA – Putting Dyadic Teacher-Child Relationships under the Microscope

Working memory is central to school learning and is shaped by teacher-child relationships. PRISMA investigates how daily changes in these relationships affect the development of working memory, taking into account between-person and within-person differences.

Process Data for Competence Modelling

ProCom is an interdisciplinary project for the use of process data for competence modelling on the basis of field test data from the PIAAC study.