Thuringian Institute for Teacher Training, Curriculum Development and Media

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The Thuringian Institute for Teacher Training, Curriculum Development and Media (ThILLM) organizes further and further teacher training in Thuringia centrally and regionally, is responsible for the creation of curricula and supports their nationwide implementation process . It supports the third phase of teacher training and acts as a competence center for schools and day-care centers in Thuringia. It promotes digital education. In the phase-connecting teacher training, ThILLM is a cooperation partner within the framework of the Teacher Training Act and coordinates the corresponding offers together with other partners. The seat is Bad Berka.

The Thillm consists of four buildings: These include the main building (Schloss Harth), House 1 (Villa Americana), House 2 (Villa Alice) and House 3 ("gym").

History of the building

In 1899 a small sanatorium was opened on the Harth in the so-called Villa "Americana". A representative monumental building followed, Harth Castle. In 1921 the sanatorium was sold to the North German Knappschafts pension fund in Halle. From 1934 it became part of the regional and state leadership school . Courses were now held for the Hitler Youth leaders as Bannführer, Jungbannführer, Gauführer, Untergau leader. From 1938 officers of the Wehrmacht were constantly present. From 1939 to 1945 Schloss Harth served as a military hospital. After the US Army marched into Bad Berka on April 12, 1945, it was occupied by soldiers, from July to the end of 1945 by Soviet soldiers, before it was prepared to accept evacuees and refugees. The representative building was later used as a state party school for the KPD and SED.

In 1949, silicone tuberculosis patients were admitted and cared for until 1969. At the end of 1969, the Central Clinic set up its rehabilitation and retraining center. In 1974, the Bad Berka rehabilitation center was the first in the GDR to receive the status of a medical college for the physically handicapped and the hearing impaired. After extensive renovation and reconstruction measures, the ThILLM moved in in 1997.

Web links

Single receipts

  1. State Law VO
  2. About us - Thuringian school portal. Retrieved July 21, 2020 .