Jan-Uwe Rogge

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Jan-Uwe Rogge (2019)

Jan-Uwe Rogge (* 1947 in Stade ) is a German author , educational advisor and columnist .

Life, training and professional life

Born in Stade , Rogge graduated from high school in 1967 and after completing his military service in the Navy in Tübingen, studied German , political science and cultural studies . He did his doctorate on children's media as a Dr. rer. soc. ( Behavioral and Social Sciences ).

From 1976 to 1985 he was a research assistant at the Ludwig Uhland Institute for Empirical Cultural Studies at the University of Tübingen and headed several research projects on the subjects of family , childhood and the media . In addition to specialist publications in specialist journals and books, he also wrote independent publications. At the same time, he trained as a family and communication consultant and has been passing on his knowledge to families, parents and educators in seminars and lectures at home and abroad since 1985.

His books on educational issues, written since 1984, have become bestsellers and have been translated into numerous languages . He is considered an expert in education and has been a guest on radio and television programs several times. For many years he has been a monthly columnist in the Austrian magazine Welt der Frauen . Together with Angelika Bartram he has written several children's books .

Rogge has been married to Regine since 1983 and lives with her and his son in Bargteheide .

criticism

In her dissertation , Sabine Jahn criticizes that Rogge gives little concrete information on educational measures, as he mainly relieves her morally and one-sidedly ascribes the child to be responsible for educational problems. The author does not explain the parenting situations in the context of relationships; he only analyzes them in terms of his pedagogical concept. "The interactions between parents and children in the examples serve to influence the readers emotionally. The pedagogical reasoning is incomplete; only the moral logic of Rogge's diverse situations supports the success of his pedagogy."

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Reflections on education in popular science guides (PDF; 1.8 MB)