Keywords: Educational spaces- Education and Space

In this article theoretical aspects of historically formed differences between living spaces and educational spaces are examined. From different spatial science perspectives, aspects of unboundedness, of narrowing and of exclusion are taken into account and understood as forms of territorialisation or of de-or re-territorialization processes. Along the perspectives of 'immaterial space reproductions', 'spatial practices', 'architecture' and 'spatial contexts' key results of spatial sensitive educational research is outlined. As desiderata especially methodological problems but also content-related 'blind spots' are discussed. The development of empirical research and a theoretical perspective is addressed with which it can be asked for the educational potential of societal and especially pedagogical space relations in view to the interwoven power-and-subjectification practices.