Phaedrus Fabeln

Modern learning groups in Latin classes have become very diverse. Latin teachers are confronted daily with the heterogeneity of their pupils with regard to their abilities, talents and interests, which is why they are in such need of broad and in part playful material for translation and interpretation purposes. Fables of varying degrees of difficulty can fulfill this need: Each pupil can take up the task according to his or her own situation.The pupils choose from three different categories of fables to translate. Corrections are made by the pupils themselves, who also choose between two levels of difficulty. The results are then discussed together in the group. A questionnaire to evaluate the feedback is also provided.

Ingvelde Scholz unterrichtet Latein und evangelische Religion am Friedrich-Schiller-Gymnasium in Marbach am Neckar. Sie ist Fachberaterin sowie Fachleiterin für Latein, Lehrbeauftragte für pädagogische Psychologie und Leiterin der Projektgruppe Begabtenförderung am Studienseminar Stuttgart.