Franz Paul Enzinger

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Franz Paul Enzinger (born March 28, 1945 in Neumarkt am Wallersee ) is an Austrian teacher trainer and author.

Life

Franz Paul Enzinger was born as the fourth of four children as the son of a miller in 1945 in Neumarkt am Wallersee. After primary school in Sighartstein , secondary school in Straßwalchen and teacher training institute in Salzburg, Enzinger became a primary school teacher in 1964. In 1971 he passed the teaching examination for polytechnic schools , in 1972 the secondary schools (German, geography and economics, handicrafts, social studies and contemporary history). Enzinger became a teacher at the elementary school Irrsdorf , in 1965 at the elementary school Neumarkt aW, in 1969 at the secondary school in Neumarkt. Since 1974 Enzinger has been a lecturer and course director at the Federal Pedagogical Institute in Salzburg, since 1977 teacher for elementary school didactics , school practice, subject-specific and subject-didactic subjects at the Federal Pedagogical Academy in Salzburg . In 1994 he became department head of the Pedagogical Academy for the management of the primary school and practical school studies for teaching at secondary schools. He headed the advanced course "Preparation for the Teaching Examination for Polytechnic Schools" and the academy course " Museum Education " (since 2001).

Enzinger got involved with the scouts (1959-1965) and worked in the SOS Children's Village Seekirchen am Wallersee (1964-1967). For 18 years he was a member of the board of directors and chairman of the parish council in Neumarkt am Wallersee. 1967–1973 he headed the Salzburger Bildungswerk in Neumarkt aW twelve times over the overall direction of the "Flachgau Advent". 1970–1977 he was district advisor for the youth book club. 1986–1996 Enzinger was director of the Salzburg teacher's house and chairman of the teacher's house brass orchestra. Since 1998 he has been a member of the Austrian UNESCO Commission, and since 1999 chairman of the Neumarkt a. W., since 2002 federal deputy of the Christian faculty of Austria.

Publications

• nine approved school books
  • "Reading and writing with Uli"
  • "Good German with Uli"
  • "Our Reading Book 2"
  • "Our Reading Book 3"
  • "Insights"
  • "Earth - Human - Economy", four volumes
• 18 slide courses for overhead projection
  • "Living spaces and economic forms", four volumes
  • "Word weight and vowel line"
  • "Words weight when traveling"
  • "E for duck"
  • "Europe thematic"
  • "Economics Austria"
  • "Start in the job"
  • "Austria Today"
  • "Spelling Picture Stories"
  • "Spelling Adventure"
• " Kohr for Kids. A Journey to Human Measure", Tauriska 2009/2011 ISBN 390125739X
• "The Flachgau , Salzburg's lovely front garden" (four editions, Pustet Verlag, Salzburg)
• "New grammar in German lessons"
• "Language teaching after the communicative turnaround"
• "Neumarkt am Wallersee - the young city in Flachgau. Festschrift for the city elevation - historical foundations and backgrounds"
• "Culture and Society" (12 episodes)
• "Neumarkter Pfarrnachrichten" (60 issues)
• three church leaders
• "Foray through Neumarkt's parish history"
• "Neumarkt am Wallersee - sociological situation"
• "Neumarkt am Wallersee in six centuries"
• Numerous didactic discussions and handouts as well as specialist articles in magazines.

Awards

• Professor 1978
• Gold Medal of Honor of the Christian Teaching Body of Austria 1993
• Silver medal of thanks from the Salzburg Brass Band Association in 1996
• Medal of Honor in gold of the Order of Merit of Saints Rupert and Virgil of the Archdiocese of Salzburg 1998
• Senior Student Council 2001
• Ring of honor of the municipality of Neumarkt am Wallersee 2014
• Great Merit of the State of Salzburg 2017