Oliver Kracke is a teacher at the Schwarmstedter KGS – and he sees more than just negative things in homeschooling
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In the “studio”: Oliver Kracke is currently coordinating his lessons from home. The teacher at KGS Schwarmstedt believes that the current situation in schools will lead to teaching and homework becoming more digital. Photo: Kracke
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Corona makes it necessary: Schools become more digital in times of pandemics. KGS teacher Oliver Kracke is campaigning for the positive aspects of this unusual schooling to be carried over into everyday school life after the end of the pandemic. In Oliver Kracke’s study it looks a bit like a studio. Cameras, boxes,
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Jens Reinbold
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Born in Walsrode, grew up in Benefeld and Bomlitz: Jens Reinbold not only grew up with the Walsroder Zeitung, but also used to be part of the reporting himself – as a long-time Germania Walsrode league player. While studying biology and environmental sciences in Göttingen and Lüneburg, he also worked as a freelancer for “his home newspaper” before completing an internship there in the late 1990s.
As a sports editor for the Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung, he then experienced countless Bundesliga soccer games, motorsport events and the 2010 Hanover Scorpions ice hockey championship first hand – before he returned to his home country a little later (newspaper).
At WZ, Jens Reinbold, as deputy editor-in-chief, takes care of the Bomlitz community and the city of Walsrode, as well as regional politics. Back to the roots – that also applies to the place of residence: the father of two children lives in Benefeld again today. At least when he’s not driving through France with the family in a motorhome.
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