Previous events - Page 9

Trial lecture for a new associate professor position in the subject area of speech, language and communication at the Department of Special Needs Education. The trial lecture will be held in Norwegian and English.

Trial lecture for a new associate professor position in the subject area of speech, language and communication at the Department of Special Needs Education. The trial lecture will be held in English.

Writing seminar aimed at Ph.D. candidates at the Faculty of Educational Science. The seminar is loosely based on a "Shut up and Write" structure. The topic of the day is given by Professor Sten Ludvigsen, Department of Education.

Master Stine Solberg at the Department of Special Needs Education will defend the dissertation "Supporting Teachers in Their Work with Shy Students. A multi-method study of how schools and school leadership teams support teachers’ work with children who are perceived as shy" for the degree of Philosophiae doctor.

Writing seminar aimed at Ph.D. candidates at the Faculty of Educational Science. The seminar is loosely based on a "Shut up and Write" structure. The topic of the day is given by Professor Ronny Scherer, CEMO.

Trial lecture for a new associate professor position in the subject area of speech, language and communication at the Department of Special Needs Education. The trial lecture will be held in English.

Master Philipp Emanuel Friedrich at the Department of Education will defend the thesis "Administrative reorganization as a means to improve the public governance of European higher education. A comparative case study of Austria and Norway" for the degree of Philosophiae Doctor. 

Writing seminar aimed at Ph.D. candidates at the faculty of Educational Science. The seminar is loosely based on a "Shut up and Write" structure. The topic of the day is given by Professor Lisbeth M. Brevik, Department of Teacher Education and School Research.

Trial lecture for a new associate professor position in the subject area of speech, language and communication at the Department of Special Needs Education.

Trial lecture for a new associate professor position in the subject area of speech, language and communication at the Department of Special Needs Education. The trial lecture will be held in Norwegian and English.

Cand.paed. May-Britt Monsrud at the Department of Special Needs Education will defend the dissertation "One size does not fit all" En studie av språkferdigheter blant flerspråklige barn og unge" for the degree of Philosophiae doctor. 

Trial lecture for a new Professor/associate professor position in the subject area of qualitative research methodology with relevance for special needs education at the Department of Special Needs Education. The trial lecture will be held in English.

Trial lecture for a new Professor/associate professor position in the subject area of qualitative research methodology with relevance for special needs education at the Department of Special Needs Education. The trial lecture will be held in Norwegian and English.

Trial lecture for a new Professor/associate professor position in the subject area of qualitative research methodology with relevance for special needs education at the Department of Special Needs Education. The trial lecture will be held in English.

Trial lecture for a new Professor/associate professor position in the subject area of qualitative research methodology with relevance for special needs education at the Department of Special Needs Education. The trial lecture will be held in Norwegian and English.

Master Sangwon Yoon at the Department of Special Needs Education will defend the dissertation "Evaluating Psychometric Properties of Parent- or Caregiver-Report Instruments on Child Maltreatment Systematic Reviews Using the COSMIN Methodology." for the degree of Philosophiae Doctor.

Master Thomas Arnesen at the Department of Teacher Education and School Research will defend the dissertation "A mixed-methods exploration of off-task use of educational technology in class: An affordance based analysis of two quantitative studies and one qualitative study." for the degree of Philosophiae Doctor.

In this lecture Adjunct Professor at CEMO, Bryan Maddox, will describe profound changes that are taking place in the field of educational assessment with the adoption of digital technologies and artificial intelligence.

The SEAS project and COSER research group welcome you to this research seminar with special guests Professor Olivia Levrini and Post-doc researcher Giulia Tasquier from the University of Bologna. 

Cand.phil. Maren Omland at the Department of Education will be defending the thesis "What did you talk about?’ Teacher and students’ joint construction of subject-oriented meanings" for the degree of Philosophiae Doctor.

Open lecture with professor Ninni Wahlström, Linnæus University.