Englisch Abitur 2026 – Komplettkurs zur Abiturvorbereitung (alle Bundesländer)

Explore Schiller’s The Robbers – themes of justice, rebellion & family conflict. Bring Schiller’s The Robbers to life with this engaging classroom edition designed for higher-level students. The resource bridges literary study and moral philosophy, enabling learners to question what freedom means when law and conscience collide. Students trace Karl Moor’s transformation from idealist to outlaw and analyze Franz Moor’s descent into manipulation and tyranny. Activities combine textual analysis with creative reinterpretation – from modernized scenes and digital projects to ethical debates and reflective essays. What you get: Step-by-step lesson guides & differentiated tasks Context readings on Enlightenment & Sturm und Drang Group puzzles & character debates Evaluation rubrics & answer keys Cross-curricular links to philosophy and civic education By linking Schiller’s revolutionary drama to today’s questions about justice, freedom, and moral courage, the material transforms classical literature into a living conversation about human responsibility.

Klassenstufen: Q1 (11./12. Jhg.), Q2 (12./13. Jhg.)

The "Media and Literature in Transition" series of lessons provides you with a comprehensive and easy-to-implement structure for lessons. From well-founded theoretical texts to creative tasks to suggestions for discussions and group work - everything is designed to give your students a deep understanding of the topic. Ideal for varied and interactive lesson planning!Overview of the topicsJournalism in the field of tension between information and entertainmentThe role of social media in modern societyDigital platforms: participation and manipulationThe future of classical literature: between tradition and innovationMultimodal literary formats and their challengesThe influence of algorithms on media useLiterary formats in a digital worldMedia consumption and the question of authenticity

Klassenstufen: Q1 (11./12. Jhg.), Q2 (12./13. Jhg.)

Prepare students for the evolving world of work! This Future of Work Workbook examines the impact of digital transformation, automation, and labor shortages on global and local economies. What’s inside: What is digitalization? Definitions, trends, and real-life applications Automation & robotics: Which jobs are at risk, and which are future-proof? Skilled labor shortage: causes and case studies across industries Sustainability and green jobs: challenges and new opportunities Group tasks: Develop policy recommendations for your region Critical reflection on work-life balance, remote work, and digital skills 🌐 Perfect for social studies, economics, geography, or interdisciplinary future-focused units.

Klassenstufen: EF (10./11. Jhg.), Q1 (11./12. Jhg.)

Equip your students with the tools to understand and solve one of the biggest environmental challenges of our time. This Global Challenges Workbook on coastal defenses and early warning systems takes learners on a journey from satellite data to policy evaluation. Key Features: Student-friendly summaries of key climate threats Engaging worksheets: design a coastal protection plan Role-play tasks and group debates on global responsibility Visuals, charts, and step-by-step guides to map analysis Strong links to climate justice, sustainability & disaster management Perfect for geography, environmental science, and global studies classes. 📍 Let students become climate strategists – and rethink how societies can stay resilient at the edge of rising seas.

Klassenstufen: 9-10. Klasse