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Assessing the assessment: exploring Norwegian primary education teachers’ perceptions of national accountability testing

2024-01-31
Since the beginning of the new millennium, the Norwegian education system has shown a growing inclination towards performance-based management. This mixed-methods study aims to gain a deeper understanding of Norwegian primary school teachers’ perceptions of the implementation and application of the National Quality Assessment System.

Video research in language classrooms: activities and target language use in early language learning

2024-01-31
A compulsory foreign language in Finland starts now in Grade 1 instead of Grade 3. The change has forced teachers to adopt new teaching methods. As young learners are not yet literate, teaching should focus on oral skills and awareness of diversity. Video data from 19 early foreign language lessons of five English, German, or…

Surviving or thriving? Exploring school leaders’ perception of initiated digital transformation

2024-01-31
The global pandemic, COVID-19 shattered everyday life as we know it and disrupted education globally. In this study, we explore an initiated digital transformation accelerated by the pandemic from school leaders’ perspectives in the context of Swedish high schools.
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‘We have- we had a digital debt’: a case of digitalized school leadership practice

2024-01-31
The article adopts a critical approach regarding the political ambition of educational technologies (edtech) in schools. The focus of the article is to understand how school digitalization policy works on people in schools through meaning-making objects for thinking and acting towards digitalization in schools.
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Nyanlända elever med kort skolbakgrund osynliggörs i skolan

2024-01-31
Nyanlända elever i 12–15-årsåldern med kort skolbakgrund är en utmaning för skolan. Lärarna tenderar att bortse från deras begränsade utbildningsbakgrund och de osynliggörs inom den bredare kategorin nyanlända elever, vilket leder till att de inte alltid får den hjälp de behöver. Det visar en ny avhandling från Göteborgs universitet.