Research group Teaching developing research in subject matter didaktik

The research group shares a strong interest in teaching development research. The research often takes its starting point in a challenge that has been identified in teaching, or in research, and it is often carried out in collaboration between researchers and teachers.

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The research group in teaching developing research in subject matter didaktik focuses on many different school subjects. Our common interest in the research is that it is carried out with and for teachers, rather than about and on teachers. 

The research often takes its starting point in challenges that have been identified in teaching. The aim is to be useful in teachers’ planning, implementation and evaluation of their teaching but also to apply critical perspectives on subject content and teaching processes. There are several scientific, methodological and ethical challenges involved in a teaching developing ambition, but there is also a large methodological repertoire to choose from in this kind of research. 

For instance, teaching developing research can take the form of design studies where researchers and teachers together design, implement and analyse the teaching as well as the learning made possible – often in terms of an intervention aiming towards the challenge identified. But teaching developing research can also take the form of modelling as support for teachers in order to create meaningful teaching that contributes to students’ bildung. 

The research group meets for two seminars per semester, where questions concerning method, ethics, theory, teacher-researcher collaboration and research objects are discussed.

There are no research project connections.

Tväråna, M., & Jägerskog, A-S. (2023). - Civic reasoning about power issues. The criticality of agency, arena and relativity. Journal of Social Science Education, 22(1).

Hamza, K., Wojcik, A., Arvanitis, L., Haglund, K., Lundegård, I., & Schenk, L. (2023). - Nature of science in students’ discussions on disagreement between scientists following a narrative about health effects of the Fukushima Daiichi accident. International Journal of Science Education, 45(1), 22-42.

Caiman, C., Hedefalk, M. & Ottander, C. (2022). - Pre-school teaching for creative processes in education for sustainable development – invisible animal traces, purple hands, and an elk container. Environmental Education Research, 28(3), 457–475.

Holmberg, U., Johansson, P., Britton, T., Johansson, M., & Nordgren, K. (2022). - Frågedriven undervisning för att organisera normativa kunskapspraktiker i SO-ämnena. Nordidactica - Journal of Humanities and Social Science Education, 2022:4, 124-153.

Dessen Jankell, L., & Johansson, P. (2022). - System Geographical Webbing as an Object of Knowing to Analyze Sustainability Issues in Geography. Zeitschrift Für Geographiedidaktik Journal of Geography Education, 50(3), 119–140.

Hedefalk, M., Caiman, C., & Ottander, C. (2022.) - Deliberation och kritik i förskolans undervisning för hållbar utveckling – ”så att det bli snällt där i världen”. Forskning om undervisning och lärande, 2(10), 88-108.

Björklund, M., & Sandahl, J. (2021). - Inviting students to independent judgement: Teaching financial literacy as citizenship education. Citizenship, Social and Economics Education, 20(2), 103-121.

Planting-Bergloo, S., Andrée, M., Reimark, J., Henriksson, E., - Björnhammer, S., Dudas, C., Freerks, P-O., Jahdadic, S., Lundström, J., Lavett Lagerström, M., da Luz, J., Nordling, J., Puck, S., Wennerström, P., Westman, F., & Wibom, J. (2021). Att utveckla elevers förmåga att formulera undersökningsbara frågor i naturvetenskap: Mangling av en didaktisk modell. LUMAT: International Journal on Math, Science and Technology Education, 9(1), 774-803.

Olin, A., Almqvist, J., & Hamza, K. (2021). - To recognize oneself and others in teacher-researcher collaboration. Educational Action Research.

Jägerskog, A., Tväråna, M., Björklund, M., Strandberg, M., Bergqvist. O., Bittner, T., Dahlman, A., - Eriksson, K., Häger, H., Kåks, B., Norell, E., Rangne, L. & Söder, S. (2021). Varför fortsätter flykten över Medelhavet? – innebörden av att göra en kausalanalys av en samhällsfråga. Forskning om undervisning och lärande, 9(2), 5-29.

Tväråna, M., Jägerskog, A.-S., & Björklund, M. (2021). - Sex bärande principer för god forskningssamverkan - utvärdering av Stockholm Teaching and Learning Studies som modell för samverkan mellan skola och akademi. (Rapport i matematikämnets och naturvetenskapsämnenas didaktik, nr 17), Stockholms universitet.

Wiblom, J., Andrée, M., & Rundgren, C.-J. (2021). - Self-examination, compassion and narrative imagination in students’ critical examination in science education. Learning, Culture and Social Interaction, 29. 100516.

Andrée, M., & Eriksson, I. (2020). - A research environment for teacher-driven research–some demands and possibilities. International Journal of Lesson and Learning Studies, 9(1), 67-77.

Björklund, M., & Sandahl, J. (2020). - Financial Literacy as Citizenship Education – a viable prospect? Journal of Social Science Education, 19(3), 4-20.

Danckwardt-Lillieström, K., Andrée, M,. & Enghag, M. (2020). - The drama of chemistry – supporting student explorations of electronegativity and chemical bonding through creative drama in upper secondary school. International Journal of Science Education, 42 (11), 1862-1894.

Sandahl, J. (2020). - Opening Up the Echo Chamber: Perspective Taking in Social Science Education. Acta Didactica Norden, 14(4), 1-24.

Hamza, K., Palm, O., Palmqvist, J., Piqueras, J., & Wickman, P.-O. (2018). - Hybridization of practices in teacher-researcher collaboration. European Educational Research Journal, 17(1), 170-186.

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