Ulrike Eschrich

Dr. Ulrike Eschrich is a Researcher at the Institute for Primary School Education, Department 1, University of Koblenz. She is responsible for student counseling and teaches Modules 5 and 10 in Primary School Pedagogy, with office E-129 located at Universitätsstraße 1, 56070 Koblenz.

Her research focuses on language-sensitive approaches to general education, particularly through scientific experimentation in primary school settings. She emphasizes the integration of chemical, physical, and technical experiments within language-sensitive educational frameworks.

Dr. Eschrich leads the FLinK (Research and Learning in Koblenz) project and has developed innovative digital teaching concepts that have been recognized with multiple university teaching awards.

Her notable achievements include:

• Teaching Prize for digital teaching concept on language-sensitive general education (Summer 2020)
• Student Teaching Prize for digital seminar on the same topic (Summer 2020)
• Teaching Prize for the FLinK project with Julia Misterek (Winter 2019/20)

She currently manages student assessments with upcoming deadlines in 2025, including term papers and portfolios with digital submission due August 15, 2025. Mandatory digital colloquia are scheduled for June 24, 2025. Consultation hours are available by phone or email with prior registration, limited to approximately 15 minutes per appointment.