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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Specialpedagogens förmåga att sätta tankar i rörelse - en outnyttjad resurs i det kollegiala lärandet

Åhrling-Nykvist, Eva Marie January 2017 (has links)
Abstract The ability of the Special Needs Teacher to put thoughts in motion – an unused resource in the collegiate learning The work takes the form of a scientific essay from a phenomenological hermeneutical perspective. Based on my research questions – “How do headmasters view the role of the Special Needs Teachers (SNT) in relation to Lead Teachers (LT) when it comes to school development and collegial learning?”, “What has shaped their views?” and “What are the consequences of this in regards to how the school handles students who do not achieve the goals?” – I have tried to create a trialogue between the empirical results of some qualitative research interviews with high school principals, texts I've read within this field as well as my own experiences and reflections. In my conclusion I note that although the headmasters seem to regard the competences of the SNT respective LT as complementary, it is difficult to see how cooperation between the two roles would actually manifest itself concretely in a school where the SNT´s tasks still tend to end up in individual remedial work. I speculate as to what may have formed the headmasters´ view and claim that the history of the SNT may be of significance. The fact that our profession is still referred to as SNT may further make it difficult to break the ingrained thought that some students need a special kind of education – ie. “Special Needs Education”. The fact that we have both the National Agency for Education and the Special Needs Education Authority certainly contributes to the view that SNTs should concern themselves with something different to the mainstream education.  The role of the Headmasters’ training must not be neglected as it seems to have a big focus on the jurisprudence, and the role of the SNTs is virtually invisible in the Education Act and other regulatory documents. The texts that I have read on the subject of the LT reform, collegial learning and school development in general give me the impression that the LTs and the SNTs do not exist in the same universe. When SNTs are considered key figures, the focus is to increase the accessibility and allow more students to get the help that they need, in their actual classroom and in such cases the LTs are not even mentioned. In texts on the subject of collegial learning, however, the role of the LTs is practically the only one focused on. If the practical knowledge of the SNTs – to make colleagues develop their own practical judgment without providing given solutions – does not receive a more prominent position, there is a risk that the collegial learning turns into nothing but collegial sharing, where the more expressive teachers get an arena for telling about their most successful projects. Another danger is for the categorical perspective to once again gain ground and for the democratically included thought of a school - for- all to be further and further away, which, in today´s society would be most unfortunate. The voice of the SNT needs to be heard in order to put thoughts in motion.        Key words: Special Needs Teacher, Lead Teacher, Headmaster´s educational leadership, collegial learning, practical knowledge, phronesis
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Uppfattningar om rektorers pedagogiska ledarskap : En kvantitativ studie av uppfattningar om rektorers pedagogiska ledarskap / A quantitative study of perceptions of principals educational leadership

Stende, Mikael January 2018 (has links)
Syftet med denna studie är att undersöka begreppet rektorns pedagogiska ledarskap och hur begreppet uppfattas av rektorer och lärare. Studiens forskningsfrågor handlar om att kartlägga och jämföra uppfattningarna om begreppet Rektorns pedagogiska ledarskap. Forskning visar att rektorns pedagogiska ledarskap har en betydelse för skolans resultat. Metoden i undersökningen har varit enkät. Det var 53 respondenter som har svarat på enkäten. Enkäten skickades till 3 olika skolor. Informanterna valdes ut från samma skolor, för att de skulle utgå från samma verksamhet. Två versioner av enkäten formades men med samma frågor. Den ena versionen var riktad mot rektorer och den andra mot lärare. det var formuleringarna som skilde dem åt. Frågorna var gjorde som påståenden som respondenten skulle svara på. Resultatet visar att det kollegiala samtalet och lärande har en viktig funktion, visar både tidigare forskning och resultatet i studien. Dessutom är det viktigt att rektor skapar förutsättningar för ett tydligt kommunikationsstrukturer. / The purpose with this study is to analyze principal´s pedagogical leadership and how principals and teachers interpret it. The studies research questions were about surveying and comparing the understanding of the term rektorns pedagogiska ledarskap. Research shows analyze principal´s pedagogical leadership is important for school results. The surveys method has been a poll.  There were 53 respondents who have answered the survey. The survey was sent to three different schools. The informants were chosen from the same schools, because they were supposed to work on the same function. Two versions of the survey were made, but with the same questions. One version was directed to principals and the other was directed to teachers. The difference between the two polls was the formulations. The questions were constructed as statements, which the respondents were supposed to take a stand to. The result shows that the collegial conversation and learning have an important function, showing both previous research and the outcome of the study. Besides, it is important that the principal creates the conditions for a clear communication structure.

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