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”Det är ju troligen inte en overheadapparat de kommer att använda sig av i framtiden…” : Om skolans tekniksprång, en undersökning om datorns användning på gymnasietEinarsson, Marie January 2012 (has links)
The aim of this qualitative respondent investigation is to delve into the various views that teachers have concerning the “One-to-One project”, as well as the use of computers as an aid in teaching. One-to-One means that teachers and students will be equipped with a laptop they can use at home and at school.This essay looks at how several factors have changed as a result of this. These factors are threefold: the role of the teacher, the teaching experience, and the student´s learning process. In order to answer the mentioned questions, four interviews have been conducted at two different high schools in southern Norrland. The theory used is the socio-cultural perspective. One result has been that computers can simplify teaching in various ways. Students have faster access to information, and there exists a platform for further communication between the teacher and student outside the classroom. However, there are also several negative aspects. One of these is that the students spend time doing non-school related activities, such as interacting using social mediums. Results also show that the role of the teacher has due to the "One-to-One project" gone from being structural to being interactional. The conclusions reached by the investigation are that today’s schools are experiencing a paradigm shift. Old teaching methods are being replaced by new methods and an altered teaching practice has developed as a result of the presence of the computer in the classroom.
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Hundkomando! eller inte? : En kvalitativ studie om hur lärare i grundskolan resonerar kring sitt sätt att kommunicera med och bemöta barn med ADHD / Dog command! Or not? : - A qualitativ study of how teachers in primary school reason about the way they communicate with and respond to children with ADHDPersson, Linnea January 2012 (has links)
The aim of this thesis was to use qualitative approaches to show how teachers in primary school reason on their way to meet and communicate with children who have ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder). Research questions of the study were as follows: How does teachers in primary school reason about their way to communicate with children with ADHD? Do the teachers use some specific methods or means of communication with students who have ADHD? Do the teachers reason about their way how to handle conflicts with students who have ADHD? I collected my empirical material through a qualitative interview method. My theoretical starting points were interaction theory and the socio-cultural perspective. I have used these theories to analyze my material. The material has also been analyzed and set against previous research on children with ADHD, and against the background. The results show that all of the informants believe that communication and to build relationships with children who have ADHD have a significant role in these children to get a good education. The result shows that work with children who have ADHD are complex and constantly need to be evaluated and developed for the individual.
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Elevanpassad undervisning : En studie om gymnasieelevernas perspektiv på lärande i naturvetenskapliga ämnenDempsey, Tatiana January 2011 (has links)
The purpose of my study is to determine students’ attitudes to the Natural Science subject. I want to contribute to scientific discourse about different learning styles that can respond to childrens’ requirements in teaching as well as to determine the student’s experience of learning styles. The studies were carried out at an upper secondary school in Stockholm (spring term 2011) for three different classes. I have used qualitative interviews to determine student's experiences and quantitative analysis of student's evaluations of science subjects they have been taught. In my research I concluded that pupils’ attitudes to science are quite common. I also suggest that students with negative attitudes to science have a basis in the student's difficulties with science learning. I also found that the students have different ways of learning. By making the students aware of their best way to learn they can develop individual strategies for attaining new information. The traditional teaching methods that exist in today's education system impart knowledge in the form of finished facts. This can lead to pupils having difficulties in learning. Therefore teachers must adapt their teaching styles and methods to a way that fits all of the students’ different ways of processing information and learning. Schools need to find different approaches to the teaching of its pupils. My conclusion is that if teachers adjust their methods of teaching the Natural science subjects to suit each student learning - styles, this can increase their ability to learn and therefore increase their comprehension of the subjects.
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Tid för Time? : En studie i hur musikalisk timing lärs ut / Time for Time? : A Study in How to Teach Musical TimingGötlind, Jesper January 2012 (has links)
Syftet med studien är att få en fördjupad kunskap om innebörden av Time som begrepp samt att ge en bild av hur erfarna lärare hanterar ämnet i sin undervisning. Denna studie har sin teoretiska utgångspunkt i det sociokulturella perspektivet och hur medierande redskap används i undervisningen. Den kvalitativa forskningsintervjun användes som metod för att få svar på mina frågor. De fem informanterna arbetar i antingen Värmlands eller Örebro Län. De är alla verksamma pedagoger på nivåerna från gymnasium upp till musikhögskola och de undervisar i olika musikämnen. Resultatet visar att ämnet handlar om hur man, som musiker, placerar sina toner i förhållande till en given puls samt att alla informanter understryker att Time är viktigt och bör undervisas i. Flera redskap används för att lära ut ämnet Time, och i de fall val av redskap sammanfaller mellan informanterna, är det ändå uppenbart att de används på olika sätt. / The purpose of this study is to acquire a deeper knowledge of the concept, Musical Time, and to show how experienced teachers apply this in their teaching. This study has its theoretical base in how the sociocultural perspective tools are used in teaching. The method used to attain the results is the qualitative research interview. All of the five informants work in either Värmlands Län or Örebro Län. They are active teachers who teach in different levels from high school up to music academy. The results show that Time is about how musicians place their rhythms in relation to the pulse and that all of my informants view the topic as being important and should be taught in all forms of musical education. The tools applied are many and it is not uncommon, in cases where only one tool is used, that the teachers use it in several different ways.
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Språkutveckling genom musik : En intervjustudie om musik som verktyg för språkutveckling i förskolanFreundt, Linda January 2012 (has links)
The purpose of my report was to find out how music can benefit the language development of children, whilst getting a glimpse of how the educators in preschools use music as a tool for the language development of children. During the course of the report I’ve used the sociocultural perspective theory as a foundation to stand on, this is most of all visible in my analysis and discussion of the result. In the result we can see that the educators possess insight in the importance of music in childrens development, and that they therefore give music a lot of room in their work. Songs where rhyme and language play are allowed are common elements at the preschool that attracts the children and makes them want to partake. Songs sung with movement is a commonly used combination which also serves to further lift the childrens language development when they, through movement, give meaning to the lyrics. It does however take a devoted educator to make music with the preschool children and to support them and making them want to do it. The educator must be aware of the importance of the social interaction to make use of music seem important to the children. When music is made that moment has to be a harmonic and safe moment to create room for the children to learn and grow, not least in a linguistic manner. Educators who aren’t aware of how they present themselves to the children, and how doesn’t show any interest or curiosity in what’s being done will rub off their emotions onto the children increasing the risk of no learning or development taking place.
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Skolkören - mer än bara sång? : En kvalitativ intervjustudie om skolkörens funktion i årskurs 1-6 / School choir - more than just singing? : A qualitative study about the function of the school choir in grades 1-6Eriksson, Ingrid January 2011 (has links)
Skolkören har länge funnits som en naturlig del av skolans verksamhet, men den har haft olika betydelse genom läroplanerna det senaste århundradet. Tidigare studier kring skolkörens funktion visar att den sociala aspekten är den som är mest framträdande. Studien har hämtat inspiration från Juvas Liljas (2001). Syftet med föreliggande studie var att undersöka skolkörens funktion och förutsättningar i årskurs 1-6 så som den uppfattas av rektorer och körledare. Följande frågeställningar har använts för att ta reda på detta: 1. Hur uppfattar rektorer och körledare skolkörens funktion i årskurs 1-6? 2. Framträder det ett socialt och/eller pedagogiskt perspektiv i rektorers och körledares syn på skolkörens funktion? 3. Vad är förutsättningarna för en fungerande skolkör i årskurs 1-6, enligt rektorer och körledare? För att få svar på detta har en kvalitativ studie genomförts genom intervjuer på fyra skolor. Rektorerna och körledarna på dessa skolor har svarat på frågor som var strukturerade, och av låg standardiserad art. De förberedda frågorna var formulerade i olika frågeområden. Av resultatet framkommer att skolkörens funktion är att främja en social gemenskap som i sin tur leder till en ökad självkänsla. Skolkören ska även fungera som reklam för skolan. Den agerar som skolans identitet i samband med skolavslutningar, FN-dagen och vid lucia, för att nämna några exempel. Skolkören kan även agera som verktyg vid språkinlärning. En vilja till att bryta ner de sociala och identitetsutvecklande funktionerna och att kunna använda dessa i skolans övriga verksamhet är något som också framkommer i resultatet. / The school choir has long existed as a natural part of the school's activities, but it has had different meanings by curriculum in the last century. Previous studies on the function of the school choir show that the social aspect is the most prominent. The study was inspired by Juvas Liljas (2001). The purpose of this study was to examine school choir’s performance and prospects in grades 1-6 as perceived by head teachers and choir leaders. The following questions have been used to study this: 1. How do head teachers and choir leaders perceive the function of the school choir in grades 1-6? 2. Does a social and/or educational perspective of head teachers and choir leaders on the function of the school choir emerge? 3. What are the prerequisites for a functional school choir in grades 1-6, according to the head teachers and choir leaders? To get answers to this, a qualitative study was conducted through interviews in four schools’. Head teachers and choir leaders in those schools’ answered questions that were structured, and of a low standardized type. The prepared questions were phrased in different question areas. The result proves that the function of the school choir is to promote a social community which in turn leads to increased self-esteem. School choir will also serve as PR for the school. It acts as the school's identity in connection with graduation day, U.N. day and lucia, to name a few. School choir can also act as a tool for language learning. A willingness to transfer the social and identity development and to be able to use these in the school's other business is something that also emerge from the study.
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Fyra lärare är fler än tre youtube-videor...eller? : Om gitarrlärares syn på användningen av digitala verktyg och sociala medier i undervisning / Are Four Teachers More than Three YouTube Videos? : Guitar teachers view on the use of digital tools and social mediasToth, Kristoffer January 2015 (has links)
Syftet med detta arbete är att ta reda på gitarrlärares uppfattningar om konsekvenserna av hur olika digitala verktyg och sociala medier används i gitarrundervisningen på musikutbildningar på olika nivåer. För att uppnå detta syfte har jag intervjuat fyra verksamma gitarrlärare. Studien utgår från ett sociokulturellt perspektiv och i resultatet visas att lärare, med hjälp av digitala verktyg och sociala medier, får fler källor att inhämta lektionsmaterial ifrån och att informationen är mer lättillgänglig nu än förr. Det framkommer också av resultatet att lättillgängligheten kan vara någonting negativt och kan lämna en frustration hos eleverna. En av de viktigaste slutsatserna är att lärare anser att undervisningen blir bättre med hjälp av digitala verktyg och sociala medier, om de används på rätt sätt. / The purpose of this study is to find out guitar teachers' perceptions of the consequences of the various digital tools and social media used in guitar teaching in music education at different levels. In order to achieve this purpose, I interviewed four practicing guitar teachers. The study is based on a socio-cultural perspective and the result shows that the teachers, with the help of digital tools and social media, get supplementary sources to gather lesson materials from and that the information is more readily available now than before. It also appears from the results that the ease of access can be something negative and can leave a frustration among the students. One of the main conclusions is that teachers believe that teaching is getting better with the help of digital tools and social media, if used in the right way.
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Vägen till en motiverande fiolundervisning : En intervjustudie med fyra fiollärare / The way to a motivating violin teaching : The way to a motivating violin teachingMolander, Emelie January 2015 (has links)
Syftet med denna uppsats är att få ökad kunskap om och förståelse för vilka didaktiska val fiolpedagoger kan göra för att främja elevers motivation till att spela och öva. För att komma närmare ett svar på denna önskan har intervjuer med fyra fiolpedagoger genomförts. Den teoretiska utgångspunkten för studien är det sociokulturella perspektivet, det vill säga ett perspektiv där det sociala sammanhanget betonas och där läraren ses som en viktig del i lärandet. Resultatet visar att de fyra intervjuade fiolpedagogerna anser att det sociala sammanhanget är det viktigaste för elevers motivation, eftersom det medför att undervisningen upplevs som meningsfull. De anser även att föräldrar kan påverka elevers motivation och att övning är en viktig faktor för att eleverna ska utvecklas. Utveckling anses därefter, skapa motivation och övningsrutin vilket är något som föräldrarna kan hjälpa till att skapa. Ett biresultat är att de intervjuade inte ser det som problematiskt om en elev inte alltid tycker att det är roligt att spela i stunden, utan att musicerande i sig kan skapa glädje i framtiden. Vidare visar resultatet att de intervjuade anser att det inte finns några enkla svar och inte endast ett sätt att undervisa på. Alla elever och lärare ses som unika i sig, varför det är viktigt att inta ett flexibelt förhållningssätt och vara öppen inför att skapa en motiverande undervisningsmiljö. / The purpose of this paper is to increase knowledge and understanding of the didactic choices violin pedagogues can do to promote students’ motivation to play and practice. Apropos this end, I have conducted interviews with four violin pedagogues. The theoretical basis is a socio-cultural perspective, taking a holistic approach to the students learning. It is a perspective in which the social aspect is emphasized, in which the tutor is regarded as a prime facilitator in learning. The result shows that the four violin pedagogues believe that the social aspect is most important for student motivation, so the teaching is perceived as meaningful. They also believe that parents can influence students' motivation and that practice is an important factor for students to develop. Development in turn, creates motivation and exercise routines with the help of parents. However, interviewees do not see it as problematic if a student does not always find it fun to play immediately, as learning to make music can create happiness in the future. Furthermore, the results show that the interviewees think that there are no easy answers and not just one way to teach. All students and teachers are unique and it is therefor important to adopt a flexible approach and have an open mind about creating a motivating learning environment.
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Spela för kunskap : Digitala spels effekter i matematikundervisningen / Play for Knowledge : Digital Games´ Effects on Mathematics EducationSjödahl, Anna January 2015 (has links)
Den här forskningsöversikten innehåller två delar; en sammanfattning av vad som kan sägas om effekterna på elevers lärande och attityder gentemot matematik när digitala spel används i undervisningen; och en analys av vilken potential digitala spel har i ett sociokulturellt klassrum. Resultaten visar att det inte finns någon absolut konsensus bland forskarna men en trend visar på att digitala spel kan ha en positiv effekt på både elevers lärande och attityder gentemot matematik. Fynden visar en del forskning om vilka funktioner i spelen som är fördelaktiga för lärandeprocessen, men vidare forskning behövs. Vidare visar de digitala spelen potential i flera aspekter ur ett sociokulturellt perspektiv. De fynden kommer att diskuteras vidare i uppsatsen. / This review contains two parts; a summary of what can be said about the effects on students learning and attitudes towards mathematics when digital games are used in education; and an analysis of which potential digital games has in a socio cultural classroom. The results show that it is no absolute consensus among the researchers but a trend saying that digital games can have a positive effect on both students learning and attitudes towards mathematics. The findings show some research done about what features in the games that are beneficial for the learning process, but further research is needed. Furthermore, the digital games show potential in several aspects from a socio cultural perspective. Those findings will be further discussed in the paper.
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Förskoleklassen – en förberedande verksamhet inför skolan : en kvalitativ studie om uppfattningen av uppdraget i förskoleklassen och lärarnas arbetsätt och metoder som främjar barnens läs- och skrivutveckling.Danho, Athra January 2011 (has links)
The purpose of my study is to investigate teacher’s perceptions of their mission in the preschool class, and how they work to promote children’s written language development. What methods and working methods they use to awaken curiosity and motivate children to read and write. I am using the qualitative research method to get answers to my questions. I have made four qualitative interviews with four teachers in preschool classes from different schools. My questions are: What conceptions does teachers have about their mission in a preschool class? What different methods and approaches does teachers use to stimulate and wake children’s curiosity for reading and writing development? The theoretical basis for my study is the socio-cultural perspective, where learning occurs in interaction. Reading and writing arises from a social-cultural perspective in which social relationships with adults and other children affect the children’s reading and writing. The results of the interviews showed that teachers use different methods to promote children’s literacy development. Teachers whom I have interviewed agree that the social interaction, play and reading aloud are important elements in children's learning and development. Teachers’ perceptions were different on how much to work with development. The reason may be is that the preschool did not have clear objectives for the teachers to work after.
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