Sökning: "lärares ansvar"
Visar resultat 1 - 5 av 16 avhandlingar innehållade orden lärares ansvar.
1. Auktoritet och ansvar : Lärares fostrans- och omsorgsarbete i historisk belysning
Sammanfattning : How has teachers’ work changed during the 20th century? This question is addressed in this dissertation that deals with two aspects of teachers’ work: moral education/discipline and care. The two aspects relate to two distinct, yet sometimes interconnected problems: the norm-breaking and the suffering child. LÄS MER
2. SAM-tal om bedömning och matematikkunnighet : En studie av lärares tankestilar
Sammanfattning : Inom ramen för svensk grundskola har enskilda lärare varit betrodda med en högre grad av autonomi än lärare i många andra europeiska länder. Exempelvis har lärare givits ett stort ansvar att bedöma och betygssätta elevers kunskaper. LÄS MER
3. ”Ska vi googla, fröken?” : Några förskollärares uppfattningar om undervisning relaterad till digitala tekniker i förskolan
Sammanfattning : This study aims to gain deeper insights in digital technology supported teaching in Swedish early childhood education (ECE) settings. Introduction of digital goals in Swedish ECE curriculum obliges preschool teachers to integrate digital technologies into educational practices and calls for a relevant definition and a defined content for this teaching area. LÄS MER
4. Grundskollärares tankar om kompetensutveckling (Compulsory school teachers' thoughts about competence development)
Sammanfattning : The development in society and school activities that have taken place during the past twenty years, form the background to the problem in this thesis. Liberal democratisation in the society as a whole and the global explosion of knowledge have made it necessary for teachers continuously to develop new knowledge. LÄS MER
5. Självklart och oklart : Mänskliga rättigheter som kunskapsinnehåll i gymnasieskolan
Sammanfattning : In 2011, human rights were introduced in the Swedish national curriculum and in subject syllabi. But what do teachers and students talk about when they talk about human rights? By examining rights language in national curricula, textbooks and teachers’ and students’ speech, the study shows how human rights are created as content through a meaning-making cultural translation process - vernacularisation. LÄS MER