Alfred K. Treml

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Alfred K. Treml (born September 25, 1944 in Rommelsbach ; † September 2, 2014 on the Matterhorn ) was a German educational scientist and professor at the Bundeswehr University in Hamburg . He is considered a pioneer of developmental education or evolutionary education, which sees a connection between evolution and the development of pedagogy.

Life

After secondary school, he did an apprenticeship as a retail salesman and went to sea as a sailor. A talent test enabled him to study teaching at the Reutlingen University of Education . In parallel to his job, he studied pedagogy at the University of Tübingen . He received his doctorate in 1978 under Karl-Ernst Nipkow with a thesis on "The logic of the justification of learning objectives: Outlines of a theory of the legitimation of educational norms " at the University of Tübingen and habilitated there in 1982 with a " Theory of structural education: Basics of an educational socialization theory ". He founded the Working Group Third World Reutlingen with (today Working Group One World Reutlingen) and a development pedagogical library, from which the Development Policy Information Center (EPiZ) Reutlingen emerged . In 1978 he founded the " ZEP - Journal for International Educational Research and Developmental Education ", which he edited until 1998 as editor. After jobs and unemployment as well as the establishment of an ecological self-catering house , he was offered a C4 professorship for “ General Pedagogy , taking into account its systematic and philosophical foundations” at the University of the Federal Armed Forces in Hamburg . He worked there until his retirement in 2009. He took over from Hartmut Heller as head of the Matreier Talks on Cultural Ethology , which can be traced back to Otto Koenig , and died before the 2014 conference while climbing the Matterhorn.

In 1987 he published an " Introduction to General Education " on system- and evolutionary theoretical basis, 2004 was followed by an " Evolutionary Education ". To this system-theoretical view of education and upbringing, he added a theory of pedagogical classics (1997/1999) and a history of ideas in pedagogy (2005). The new ethno-pedagogy was particularly close to his heart.

Fonts

  • Third World Pedagogy Manual , 1982
  • with Klaus E. Müller (ed.): Ethnopädagogik. Socialization and education in traditional societies. An introduction , Reimer, Berlin 1996 ISBN 978-3496025900
  • with Klaus E. Müller (ed.): How to become a savage. Ethno-pedagogical source texts from four centuries (Ethnological Paperbacks), Reimer, Berlin 2001 ISBN 978-3496027188
  • Ethics go to school! Moral communication in schools and classes , 2001
  • Evolutionary Pedagogy: An Introduction , Urban, Stuttgart 2004 ISBN 978-3170172760
  • Pedagogical history of ideas: An overview , Urban, Stuttgart 2005 ISBN 978-3170172777
  • Philosophical pedagogy: The theoretical foundations of educational science , Urban, Stuttgart 2010 ISBN 978-3170207288

literature

  • Karl Ernst Nipkow: Education as the engine of socio-cultural evolution. In recognition of the pedagogical thinking of Alfred K. Treml . In: ZEP: Journal for International Educational Research and Developmental Education, 29 (2006) 1/2, pp. 11-18 Online

Web links

Single receipts

  1. ↑ Alfred Treml's memorial page. Accessed July 30, 2020 .
  2. ↑ Historical review - EPIZ - Development of Education Information Center. Accessed July 30, 2020 .
  3. ↑ Oliver Bender, Sigrun Kanitscheider, Alfred K. Treml: 40 Years of Matreier Talks: Cultural ethological texts on rituals, celebrations and symbols . BoD - Books on Demand, 2015, ISBN 978-3-7392-0352-2 ( google.de [accessed July 30, 2020]).
personal data
SURNAME Treml, Alfred K.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German educational scientist and university professor at the Bundeswehr University in Hamburg
DATE OF BIRTH September 25, 1944
PLACE OF BIRTH Rommelsbach
DATE OF DEATH 2nd September 2014
Place of death Matterhorn