Children with intellectual disabilities (ID) are less likely to meet physical activity (PA) guidelines and have higher tendencies towards sedentary behaviors. Considering a large proportion of a child's day is spent at school, this setting provides a promising environment for increasing PA levels. Staff often significantly impact the success of PA within schools.

Artikeln visar på hur undervisning i form av drama kan ge barn möjligheter att deliberera och utveckla kritiska resonemang kring hållbarhetsfrågor. Syftet är tvådelat, att identifiera konfliktområden som konstitueras, samt att bidra med didaktiska komponenter som är betydelsefulla för att stödja sådan undervisning.

The article contributes knowledge about functional aspects of adult second-language students working with writing feedback and argumentative texts. It was conducted in basic adult education, which is underrepresented in writing pedagogy research. The material consists of recorded feedback discussions in small groups and the student texts the discussions were based on.

Denna artikel vill bidra med kunskap om hur ämnesspecifika kunskaper och litteraciteter i språkligt heterogena klassrum kan förstås och främjas. Artikeln presenterar analyser av hur en NO-lärare prövar arbetssätt för att arbeta med ämnesinnehåll, språk och text i årskurs 7.

Genom en komparativ analys av två läroböcker i svenska för högskoleförberedande respektive yrkesförberedande program undersöks likheter och skillnader avseende litteratursyn och förväntningar på böckernas mottagare. I artikeln diskuteras på vilket sätt den litteratursyn som präglar respektive bok kan relateras till textval och uppgifter, på vilket sätt detta skiljer sig mellan de två böckerna och vad det får för konsekvenser för litteraturundervisningen.

The present study aims to compare the type of instruction in lower vs. upper secondary school in Sweden, Austria, and France, countries ranking differently in the EF Proficiency index (Education First, 2019). Results seem to indicate that in lower secondary, Swedish teachers teach less explicitly than teachers in Austria and France.

Today, we globally observe a sharp increase in learners’ engagement in extramural (out-of-class) English (EE; Sundqvist 2009). This undoubtedly affords new opportunities for, but also challenges to, English language teaching (ELT) and learning. To our knowledge, this study is the first to explore this topic from a cross-national perspective.

This article explores educational support practices during workplace-based learning in upper secondary apprenticeship education in Sweden.

This paper presents the research behind the formulation of a new didaktik model on waste and material resources in preschool. The research was part of an extensive collaborative R&D programme, involving close to 300 preschool teachers/managers and researchers, to build systematic knowledge on what may characterize teaching in preschool based on scientific grounds and proven experience.

The article is guided by the question What can characterise the “what”, “how”, and “why” questions of teaching from the standpoint of a post-structurally and didaktically informed teaching arrangement in the preschool? The substudy is based on material consisting of 251 documents, including co-plans, videos (5.5 hours) and photo documentation, as well as co-assessment.

This article is based on a partial study of an R&D programme with various theory-informed teaching arrangements aimed at describing and further developing knowledge of what characterizes preschool teaching.

This article develops knowledge of what can characterize such teaching, particularly regarding goal and motive, content, and teaching actions. The material was generated in 2018–2019 in collaboration with 42 preschool departments in Sweden.