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Parallel sessions

Parallel sessions

Parallel sessions

 

Monday 4.4, 10:30-12:30 – Parallel sessions I 


A. Sustainability in social studies teaching (Room E610)

Chair: Kari-Mette Walmann Hidle

Teaching Sustainability in Schools in the Anthropocene
Emil Mörk, Karlstad University
Elevers kritiske tenkning i møte med klimatiltak
Julie Ane Ødegaard Borge, Raftostiftelsen/NLA & Mona Langø, Institutt for administrasjon og organisasjonsvitenskap og sosiologisk institutt
Sustainability and other good purposes in social studies education: What does it mean to educate for the future?
Kari-Mette Walmann Hidle, University of Agder & Elin Sæther, University of Oslo

B. Social studies teaching (Room C215)

Chair: Nina Mård

Att göra det stora och föränderliga gripbart: Modeller som möjlighet och utmaning i samhällskunskapsundervisningen
Ann-Sofie Jägerskog, Malin Tväråna, Mattias Björklund, Max Strandberg, Sara Carlberg, Robert Kenndal, Therese Juthberg, Per Sahlström, Marie Losciale, Patrik Gottfridsson, Bodil Kåks, Stockholms universitet
Finländska klasslärares uppfattningar av samhällslära
Nina Mård, Åbo Akademi
Læreplananalyse av grunnskolens samfunnsfag sin fremstilling av IKT og digitale medier
Rolf Halse, NLA Høgskolen

 

 

Monday 4.4, 13:30-15:30 – Parallel sessions II


A. Social studies teaching (Room E610)

Chair: Jan Löfström

Teachers’ view on controversial issues in grade 7-9 school subject civics
NOTE! The presentation is kept in Swedish!
Kristina Ledman & Torbjörn Lindmark, Umeå university
Social studies teaching as webs of narratives
Katarina Blennow, Lunds universitet & Maria Olson, Stockholm Universitet/ Dalarna University
Fighting against vertigo: science, ethics, politics, and poetics of Social Studies teaching
Jan Löfström, University of Turku

B. 
Workshop 1,5 h (Room C215)
Bærekraftsundervisning i en brytningstid?  En analyse av «Ansvarskortene» som en dilemmatreningsøvelse
Julie Ane Ødegaard Borge, Rafto Foundation for Human Rights

 

 

Tuesday 5.4, 09.00-11:00 – Parallel sessions III


A. Democracy education (Room E610)

Chair: Johan Sandahl

Who watches the watchmen? Students’ understanding of media in a democracy
Mattias Björklund & Johan Sandahl, Stockholm university
Matti Koskenniemi advanced education of democracy by his writings after the wars
Ari Vuorio, University of Helsinki
Boosting information literacy in civics education
Thomas Nygren, Uppsala University

B. Symposium – Quality in Social Science Teaching (QUISST)
(Room C215)

Chair: Torben Spanget Christensen

Introduktion til QUISST – nordisk forskergruppe der arbejder med QUISST
Torben Spanget Christensen, SDU (Odense)
Høyere ordens tenkning i samfunnsfag
Nora Hesby Mathe, UiO (Oslo) og Anders Stig Christensen, UCL (Odense)
Responsibilities and possibilities: the presence of the Finns party in the school
Pia H Mikander, University of Helsinki
How can video observations contribute to increasing quality in social sciences teaching?
Nadine Malich-Bohlig,UC SYD (Haderslev)

 

 

Tuesday 5.4, 14.00-15:30 – Parallel sessions IV


A. 
Citizenship, democracy and critical thinking (Room E610)

Chair: Kjetil Børhaug

Lärarstudenters undervisning om kontroversiella samhällsfrågor i samhällskunskap på gymnasiet
Victoria Williamsson, Karlstads universitet
Should the government be trusted? Qualifying students’ civic narrative competence through social science education
Johan Sandahl & Patrik Johansson, Stockholm University
Veivalg for demokratiopplæringen
Harald Borgebund & Kjetil Børhaug, Høgskolen i Østfold

B. Symposium – Quality in Social Science Teaching (QUISST)
(Room C215)

Chair: Torben Spanget Christensen

Deliberation in Nordic Social Studies classes: when, where, and to what extent?
Jonas Teglbjærg, SDU (Odense)
“You know this. It is a part of your everyday lives”
Peter Nicolai Aashamar, UiO (Oslo)
Bevakning av nyheter i svensk samhällskunskap
Michael Walkert og Martin Jacobsson, Karlstad Universitet

 

Updated 31.3.2022