Efter pandemin förväntas universitetslärare kunna undervisa både på plats och på distans, något som kan påverka undervisningens kvalitet. Nu menar forskare att lärarna behöver få bättre möjlighet att fokusera på undervisningens kärna – innehållet.

The objective was to examine trends in low school satisfaction between 1994 and 2022 among 11–15-year-old students in Denmark according to sex, grade, and socioeconomic status. We focused on trends before and after a major school reform in 2014, and before and after COVID-19-related school closures 2020-2021. 

This research identifies new approaches to education health and care plan (EHCP) provision since the start of the Covid-19 (C-19) pandemic (March 2020 to March 2021). This qualitative research was conducted after the C-19 pandemic and used online questionnaires to identify the perceptions of 64 SENCos recruited from mainstream primary and secondary schools across southeast…

Strenge restriksjoner under koronapandemien transformerte barnehagers hverdagsliv, noe som medførte endringer i handlings- og samhandlingsmønstre. Artikkelen presenterer deler av et forskningsprosjekt om konsekvensene av pandemien for barnehagesektoren gjennomført i 2020/2022. 

Artikkelen omhandler barnehagens hverdagsliv under covid-19-pandemien. Oppmerksomheten rettes mot hvordan barna ble berørt av de nasjonale smitteverntiltakene barnehagene ble pålagt. Det empiriske materialet som ligger til grunn for artikkelen, er dagboknotater fra barnehageansatte nedtegnet i april, mai og juni 2020.

This paper addresses issues experienced by teacher educators in the university sector in the academic year 2021–2022, including the outcomes of the Market Review and Ofsted inspection, and the impact on wellbeing and workload.

Schools, that are committed to doing three core things well, have been successful in helping students recover from pandemic-era learning loss, a recent report found. 

Brain scans show that girls were especially affected by the loss of social interaction.

This research investigates how international educational collaboration (IEC) as a social activity adapts to global crises: COVID-19 and the Russian’s invasion in Ukraine. We focus on Finnish higher education institutions (HEIs) and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) that actively provide IEC activities, such as student exchange, education export and educational capacity building abroad.

With reference to Austria, the study aims to gain insights into parents’ self-reported perspectives on their implementation of behaviours to support emergent literacy skills and their justifications for their support or non-support during COVID-19-induced lockdowns through nine semi-structured interviews.