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Kathrin Mroß,  Rieke Köpke, Prof. Dr. Timo Hennig, Rebecca Seggewiß, Lennart Buchholz (f.l.t.r.), Dr. Pauline Holmer (not present). Picture: Sandra Cava

The Psychology for Inclusive Education Working Group has been headed by Prof Dr Timo Hennig since April 2023. The research topics of the department include difficulties of children and adolescents in the areas of learning, behaviour, attention and emotions and corresponding diagnostics and support options. An important concern here is the connection between science and practice. As part of the working group's research, projects are implemented to support teachers in the organisation of lessons and support for children and young people with attention disorders.

You will find the postbox for the professorship in House 24, main entrance/centre, left-hand of the stairwell (No. 2).

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As part of a project funded by the European Social Fund, a group for students with AD(H)D will be offered from the end of 2024.

https://www.uni-potsdam.de/en/inklusion/inklusionspaedagogische-psychologie/projekte/emotionsregulation-bei-adhs


‘Current article in the university magazine Portal (p.38-39)’

www.uni-potsdam.de/fileadmin/projects/up-entdecken/docs/portal/Archiv/2024/Portal_1_2024_web.pdf

Journalist Lucie Kluth spoke to researchers about ADHD for the science podcast ‘Synapsen’ on NDR Info. Professor Hennig from the University of Potsdam also took part. You can listen to the podcast using the following link.

https://www.ardaudiothek.de/episode/synapsen-ein-wissenschaftspodcast/90-hype-und-hilfe-adhs-im-fokus/ndr-info/13017451/