Nina Zammit

Nina Zammit is a Ph.D. student and academic researcher at the German Sport University Cologne, affiliated with the School of Psychology and its Health & Social Psychology department. She is actively involved in projects and publications centered around physical education, teacher stress management, and educational tool development.

Research Interests: Her work focuses on the intersection of sports science, educational psychology, and systematic review methodologies. Key areas include stress management for teachers, digital tools in sports pedagogy, and performance optimization in educational settings.

Recent Publications: Her contributions to the Schulsport2030 initiative include analyses of digital educational platforms, stress intervention tools, and breathing techniques for performance enhancement. These works demonstrate a commitment to practical, evidence-based solutions for educators.

Collaborations: She collaborates with researchers like Fabian Pels, Jens Kleinert, and Ulrike Hartmann on projects funded by third parties, focusing on sustainable teacher training and stress reduction in primary school physical education.