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Academic boredom, autonomy granting and academic achievement in upper secondary school

29 april
The main aim of this study was to investigate whether the experience of academic boredom predicts adolescents’ academic achievement in the context of Norwegian upper secondary school, and the extent to which perceived autonomy granting could be indirectly associated with academic achievement via reduced boredom. (pdf)

Task analysis in the forethought phase: associations with academic achievement and perceived teacher support in upper secondary school

29 april
While task analysis is considered a core aspect of self-regulated learning, its specific relationship with academic achievement among upper secondary school students and how it may be promoted in school remains poorly understood. (pdf)

Elever förväntar sig högre lön med högre studier – men många avstår ändå

28 april
Gymnasieelever räknar med betydligt högre framtida inkomster om de läser vidare på högskola eller universitet, visar en studie vid Handelshögskolan i Göteborg. Men samtidigt finns en stor spridning i elevernas förväntade inkomster. Många elever avstår från universitet trots att de själva tror att det skulle löna sig ekonomiskt, vilket tyder på att andra faktorer än…

“I Can Do It If I Work Hard”: Perceived Educational Opportunity in the Netherlands’ Tracked System

26 januari
This study examines how students in the Netherlands perceive the formal opportunities provided by the educational system to realize their educational aspirations. Drawing on 15 focus groups with 61 students in primary and secondary education, we investigate how students interpret key features of the opportunity structure, such as mobility, selectivity, and stigma, as well as…
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Young people's occupational aspirations beyond the aspiration discourse: A sociocultural perspective

26 januari
Young people's aspirations have been the focus of many educational, sociological and psychological studies. This paper argues, firstly, that the concept of aspirations holds greater generative potential than suggested by the policy-oriented ‘aspiration discourse’. Secondly, drawing on a sociocultural perspective, it is suggested that the processes of imagination and semiotic mediation are key aspects of aspiration articulation and instantiation,…

Nittiotalskrisen förändrade ungas utbildningsval

2025-11-13
Ungdomar vars pappor blev arbetslösa inom industri och bygg under 1990-talskrisen valde oftare bort gymnasieprogram kopplade till dessa branscher. Som vuxna hade de högre sysselsättning och inkomster. Pappornas arbetslöshet verkar ha fungerat som en signal om risker i vissa branscher, visar en ny rapport från IFAU.
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Labour Market Outcomes for Low-Achieving Students Over the Past Three Decades in Sweden

2025-11-11
While the strong correlation between school achievement and future success is well-documented, there is limited research on how this relationship has evolved over time for different groups of individuals. Specifically, it remains unclear whether and how the life chances of low-achieving students have changed over the years. This study explores the consequences of low academic…

Kunskapsluckor och könsskillnader i ungas utbildningsval – ny studie undersöker vad som gör skillnad

2025-06-13
Många elever saknar information om sina framtida utbildnings- och yrkesval. Nu försöker forskningsprojektet Bättre Utbildningsval kartlägga hur faktorer som könsstereotyper, tillgänglig information och möten med förebilder kan forma ungas karriärsval.

Intergenerational transmission and the reinforcement of the political engagement gap: Identifying how university-educated parents enable their children to become more politically interested during early adolescence

2024-10-29
The paper addresses the process of the social reproduction of inequalities in political power in the United Kingdom by identifying how highly educated parents develop the political interest of their children and in turn create access for certain groups within the next generation to the world of politics.