Formålet med denne artikel er at undersøge, hvordan voksnes rammesætning, indretning af rum og materialevalg påvirker børns muligheder for demokratisk deltagelse. Det empiriske materiale udspringer af et forskningsprojekt, hvor daginstitutionspædagoger, børnekulturformidlere og undervisere på pædagoguddannelsen sammen har undersøgt børns deltagelse i tre forskellige børnekulturelle miljøer. (pdf)

This article investigates children’s practices of hesitation in and across pedagogical organising and explores hesitation as performances of the affective navigations that children scruffle with in their everyday educational lives. (pdf)

This article focuses on how inner-city preschools in Stockholm that do not have their own preschool yards, or only have a small enclosure, organise and perform everyday outdoor activities in a dense urban environment. (pdf)

This article presents how a timeline can be used to improve the quality of qualitative and interdisciplinary child studies research with a focus on documents and archives. A particular case, Swedish school sex education from the 1880s until 2022, is used to present and describe the advantages of applying what we refer to as timeline-thinking…

To empower early childhood teachers in the digital society, this study introduced 17 early childhood teachers to robot programming and computational thinking through the ‘CT4ECE’ professional development program, which includes three phases: Learn, Practice, and Reflect & Improve.

Despite theoretical knowledge being an important source for well-founded teaching decisions, student teachers often struggle to put this knowledge into practice. One way to close this theory-practice gap could be digital teaching simulation games that enable theory-use in authentic critical teaching situation.

This systematic review responds to the critical need to equip preservice teachers with the competencies to use technologies within an increasingly digital educational landscape. Given the fact that new ways to learn digitally are constantly emerging, new strategies are needed to support future teachers' digital practices in a different context.

Flipped classrooms, which foster active learning, are becoming more prevalent in higher education. Yet, many students struggle with self-regulated learning (SRL) skills and prefer traditional learning methods. The use of SRL relies on both students’ motivation and skills but it is unclear how these skills evolve over time since many previous studies often overlook the…

This study investigated how leader characteristics, interpersonal dynamics, and situational context may predict turnover intentions among novice principals and assistant principals. Design/methodology/approach: A quantitative survey was administered to 1,945 novice school leaders in Sweden. (pdf)

This study investigated how leader characteristics, interpersonal dynamics, and situational context may predict turnover intentions among novice principals and assistant principals. (pdf)

The present meta-analysis examines the association between different self-regulated learning (SRL) strategies and academic performance in online and blended learning environments. A database search identified a total of 42 studies from 37 articles from 2011 to 2022, containing 115 effect sizes from 11,014 participants in K-12 and higher education.

This article describes an experimental study that investigated the influence of motivational prompts (task-value scaffolding) in a descriptive learning analytics dashboard on learners’ motivation, statistics anxiety, and learning performance in an authentic semester-long online statistics course.