Stefanie Rietzler

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What is the most important thing we should give our child?

A solid legacy or patience with yourself? The answers from our team of experts are once again very different.

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Countering classroom disruptions: Ideas from practice

The sixth episode of the video series "12 impulses for teachers" by Fabian Grolimund and Stefanie Rietzler provides practical input on how teachers can organise lessons in such a way that there are no disruptions from pupils.

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What should you do if your daughter is in love with her PE teacher?

Having a crush on a teacher is normal during puberty. But what if your daughter is actually in love and wants to meet her PE teacher in private? Our team of experts knows what to do.

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So your child can concentrate better

What does it take for a child to concentrate well? We have four specific tips and helpful books for parents and teachers.

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So what you have learnt is better remembered

The fifth episode of the video series "12 impulses for teachers" by Fabian Grolimund and Stefanie Rietzler deals with the question of how teachers can organise lessons in such a way that pupils remember the material better.

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What should you do if your daughter is beaten by her best friend?

My daughter's relationship with her best friend is toxic, writes one mother. There is regular physical violence. Find out what our team of experts has to say.

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What to do if the teacher insults a child in front of everyone?

The teacher at nursery school is demeaning one child in front of the others - how should I react? A father wants advice from our team of experts.

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What teachers need to know

How do I create positive feelings in the classroom? How do I motivate learners without rewarding or punishing them? These and other questions from teachers at all levels are addressed in a new video project by the Stiftung Elternsein (Parenthood Foundation) with psychologists Stefanie Rietzler and Fabian Grolimund.

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What to do when tantrums prevent family outings?

The whole family is ready. The outing could start, but the son throws himself on the floor and doesn't want to go. Find out what our team of experts has to say.

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Loved, hated smartphone

Fixed rules for using smartphones are initially perceived as a restriction. However, they can also provide relief, allow new freedoms and liberate from peer pressure.

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How do I promote my students' self-efficacy?

The fourth episode of the video series "12 Impulses for Teachers" with psychologists and learning coaches Stefanie Rietzler and Fabian Grolimund focuses on self-efficacy.

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Help without a reminder

Parents and teachers of children with behavioural problems often reach their limits. A so-called multifamily group offers support. Three school psychologists give an insight into their work with a group in Zurich.

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How do I motivate my pupils?

The third episode of the video series "12 Impulses for Teachers" with psychologists and learning coaches Stefanie Rietzler and Fabian Grolimund centres on needs analysis.

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What should you do if your daughter watches TV non-stop at her friend's house?

The question for our team of experts is about the fact that the rules at your daughter's school friend's house don't match those of your own family. What do you do when there's TV and sweets à gogo?

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«Help, my child is supposed to blacken others in a school interrogation!»

My 13-year-old is hard to get away from his Playstation, which often leads to family arguments - what to do?

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«You can't explain school, you have to live it»

Franca Portmann, 53, works as a primary school teacher in Wangen BE. She organises a school café at her school, which gives parents an in-depth insight into school life.

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«You have to expect everything, even the good!»

As a school psychologist, Benedikt Joos supports learners, parents and teachers and trains counselling teachers. In this interview, he explains how parents can best prepare for school counselling sessions and promote constructive collaboration with teachers.

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«I know what a great job teachers do»

Primary school teacher Jasmin, 38, and engineer Fabian Bertschi, 38, live in Aargau with two sons, 10 and 11, and a daughter, 6. They have a lot of positive things to say about working with teachers.

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«It hurt to see how our son suffered in part»

Daniel Kottmann, 43, Head of Purchasing and Logistics, and Nicole Egli, 47, teacher, live in Aargau with their two children Ena, 7, and Bryn, 12. They believe that openness and mutual appreciation are the most important prerequisites for children to feel comfortable at school and learn well.

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«Do your job, I'll do mine!»

Mums and dads sometimes make it unnecessarily difficult for teachers when talking to parents. Our authors asked teachers which sentences particularly upset them.

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The tension between school and home: how to work together successfully

Parents and schools are moving closer together, forming more and more of an educational partnership. This process is not running smoothly: some schools are resisting this development. And some parents interfere too much. What does it take to ensure successful cooperation?

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Three typical mistakes that schools should avoid when dealing with parents

If the relationship between school and home is strained, this is usually due to a lack of or inadequate communication.

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3 tips for teachers for more confidence in dealing with parents

The second episode of the film series "12 Impulses for Teachers" with psychologists and learning coaches Stefanie Rietzler and Fabian Grolimund focuses on the relationship between parents and teachers.

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«Help, my nanny smokes during childcare!»

Is it okay if the nanny smokes a cigarette on the balcony while the children are being looked after?

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