Prosjektet er en komparativ studie som involverer lærerstudenter fra tre nordiske land: Norge, Danmark og Island. Formålet med forskningsprosjektet er å utvikle kunnskap om lærerstudentenes forståelse av flerkulturell pedagogikk og å analysere hvor godt de er forberedte på å arbeide med flerkulturelle elever i fremtiden. Dessuten er det viktig å finne ut om lærerstudentene betrakter flerkulturell pedagogikk som et funksjonelt verktøy til god undervisningspraksis, eller om de anser det som en utopi, som nesten er umulig å iverksette.
Flerkulturell pedagogikk: En utopi eller et funksjonelt verktøy til god undervisningspraksis?
LATEST NEWS
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Summer in Kraków (Poland)
I spent this July in Kraków, attending a Polish language summer school at Jagiellonian University, the oldest university in Poland and one of the oldest in Europe. Apart from the… Click here to read more
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Navigating the complexity of theory: Exploring Icelandic student teachers’ perspectives on supporting cultural and linguistic diversity in compulsory schooling
I am excited to announce the publication of a new article! The article reports on the findings obtained from conducting qualitative individual interviews with ten Icelandic Master’s students who have… Click here to read more
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Two papers accepted for publication
A book chapter entitled “We have three common enemies…”: Student teachers’ perspectives on existing prejudice in Danish multicultural schools has been accepted for publication in Challenges and Opportunities Facing Diversity in… Click here to read more
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Open Course for Pre- and In-service Teachers
Welcome to a new open course on multicultural education for pre- and in-service teachers! Through a combination of readings, videos, and assignments, participants will explore topics such as dimensions of… Click here to read more
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NERA 2023. 15th-17th March. Oslo. Norway
NERA/NFPF 2023 congress was hosted by OsloMet University. Together with my colleagues from the University of Iceland, we presented first findings from the research project Language Policies and Practices of… Click here to read more