Teaching and Learning in the Humanities
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The research group Teaching and Learning in the Humanities applies an educational perspective to the humanities, and a humanistic perspective to education. The group includes researchers from the subjects English, History, Literary Studies, Rhetoric, and the Swedish Language. Within the group various research methods and perspectives are applied, e.g., close-to-practice research, comparative didactic research, policy research, and research with a historical perspective. Thematically, the research concerns aspects such as power and identity, stereotyping and minority issues, multilingualism, reading and writing development, as well as the democracy mission of schools. The group collaborates actively with various social actors and has a mutual exchange with researchers from other subjects, both locally and globally.
Researchers
- Anders Björkvall
- Eric Borgström
- Izabela Dahl
- Mats Deutschmann
- Jimmy Engren
- Claire Hogarth
- Mats Landqvist
- Helge Räihä
- Christina von Post
- Patrik Winton
- Daroon Yassin
- Eva Zetterberg-Pettersson
- Karl Ågerup
- Christoffer Åhlman
- Linda Eriksson, PhD student
- Denny Jansson, PhD student
- Anton Lindström, PhD student
Research projects
- A Cross-Cultural Perspective on Raising of Awareness through Virtual Experiencing (C-RAVE)
- Does Student-to-Student Dialogue Matter? An Investigation of Exercises in Notetaking in the ESL Classroom
- International Symposium on Comparative Didactics (ISCOD)
- Language ideologies in text and place: Reflective practices of lower secondary Swedish teachers
- Multimodal texts and pedagogies in Higher Education
- Networking for additive multilingual education in SSA
- Raising Awareness through Virtual Experiencing (RAVE)
- Swedish English Teachers' Perceptions of Research: An Interview Study
- The analog bulletin board: A citizen science project
- The Multilingual English-language Classroom: A Case Study of Teacher-Student Interaction
- To read in Swedish? The role of minority languages in 18th century education
- Understanding understanding - Supporting understanding in the classroom through the understanding of curricula structures
