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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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Ämnesspråk, skolspråk och vardagspråk i grammatikundervisning. : En intervjustudie med lärare på mellanstadiet. / Disciplinary literacy, Intermediate literacy and Basic literacy in grammar teaching. : An interview study with teachers in middle school.

Andersson, Klara, Petersson, Lovisa January 2022 (has links)
Ämnesspråk förekommer i alla skolämnen och den här studien motiveras av att det finns lite forskning om ämnesspråk i grundskolans undervisning och framför allt i svenskämnet. Studiens syfte är att bidra med kunskap om hur lärare använder och förklarar grammatiska begrepp i undervisningen. Frågorna besvaras med stöd av intervjuer med lärare i årskurs 4–6 om vilka grammatiska begrepp de säger sig använda och hur de förklarar dem. Den teoretiska utgångspunkten grundar sig i en språkpyramid (Shanahan & Shanahan, 2008, s. 44) som visar språkutveckling i tre steg: basic literacy, intermediate literacy och disciplinary literacy, vilka vi benämner som ämnesspråk, skolspråk och vardagsspråk. Lärarsvaren kategoriseras sedan in i de olika stegen i pyramiden. Studien visar att lärarna introducerar traditionella grammatiska termer för satsdelar, ordklasser och böjningssystem. Det framkommer också att lärarna förklarar dem med stöd av både skolspråk och vardagsspråk.
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”Tänk dig att du ska baka en kladdkaka…” : Stöttningspraktiker hos lärare som undervisar i icke-språkcentrerade kurser / “Imagine you are baking a mud cake…” : The Practice of Scaffolding by Teachers Teaching Non-Language Centered Courses

Lundwall, Sarah January 2019 (has links)
The aim of this study is to examine in what way teachers in upper secondary school who teaches non-language centered courses uses scaffolding within the theoretical context of language-based learning to support their students’ learning. The study will also examine if there is a difference depending on what subjects the teacher is licensed to teach in. The main methods used are observations and audio recordings of three different teachers during a total of six lessons. The material also consists of interviews with the observed teachers to give additional information about the teachers’ backgrounds and thoughts about language-based learning in relation to their teaching methods. The study is based on a sociocultural and cognitive approach along with the principles of scaffolding based in genre-based pedagogy and Jim Cummins’ theory on how to achieve language proficiency within a school-based contexed and its specialised domains. The results show that all teachers use scaffolding by creating an extensive context for learning within each domain. This contextual scaffolding helps the students learn the new language domain. The teachers also show variations in how they scaffold depending on the subject and student group with more abstract subjects being provided with more concrete exemplification. The conclusions drawn from this is that teachers use scaffolding to help students build the field of the domain and provide scaffolding according to the different subjects and student groups' current conditions and need for cognitive challenges.

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