2015: Netla - Ársrit

Published: 2015-09-13

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Respectability in preschools: Gendered knowledge of children’s literature, popular culture and stratification in two Icelandic preschools

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Language samples in Icelandic: Age reference data

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Why do people with little formal education not participate in lifelong learning activities? The views of adult educator

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Learning stories: An instrument to document and observe interests, activities and wellbeing of preschool children

Kristín Karlsdóttir, Anna Magnea Hreinsdóttir
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Language development in the preschool years: Longitudinal study of vocabulary, grammar and listening comprehension in Icelandic children between ages four and five

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„Were you talking about me?“: Children’s involvement in decision making

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Kindergarten Peer-Assisted Learning Strategies: Staff´s perception of using K-PALS in preschool

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The economic collapse and school practice in Reykjavik

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“The global centre is always local”: An overview of Icelandic educationalists‘ ideas in the late 19th and early 20th century on the use of local studies in school work

Ruth Margrét Friðriksdóttir, Bragi Guðmundsson
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Gatekeeper what is your role? Children‘s participation in research

Guðrún Kristinsdóttir, Hervör Alma Árnadóttir
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Philosophy displays the world: In memory of Páll Skúlason (1945–2015)

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“…very important, because you are taking time to talk to us”: A week of cairns – an attempt at formative assessment

Ívar Rafn Jónsson, Birgir Jónsson
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Teaching methods in Reykjavik Compulsory Schools: Findings from external evaluations

Birna Sigurjónsdóttir
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Thoughts on a holistic educational policy

Kolbrún Pálsdóttir
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Challenges and Opportunities for Schools: Respect and Professionalism

Sigrún Aðalbjarnardóttir
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Litla Skálda: Textbooks and teaching in the Middle Ages

Heimir Pálsson
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2015: Netla - Ársrit

Ritrýndar greinar

Respectability in preschools: Gendered knowledge of children’s literature, popular culture and stratification in two Icelandic preschools

Language samples in Icelandic: Age reference data

Why do people with little formal education not participate in lifelong learning activities? The views of adult educator

Learning stories: An instrument to document and observe interests, activities and wellbeing of preschool children

Language development in the preschool years: Longitudinal study of vocabulary, grammar and listening comprehension in Icelandic children between ages four and five

„Were you talking about me?“: Children’s involvement in decision making

Kindergarten Peer-Assisted Learning Strategies: Staff´s perception of using K-PALS in preschool

The economic collapse and school practice in Reykjavik

“The global centre is always local”: An overview of Icelandic educationalists‘ ideas in the late 19th and early 20th century on the use of local studies in school work

Gatekeeper what is your role? Children‘s participation in research

Ritstýrðar greinar

Philosophy displays the world: In memory of Páll Skúlason (1945–2015)

“…very important, because you are taking time to talk to us”: A week of cairns – an attempt at formative assessment

Teaching methods in Reykjavik Compulsory Schools: Findings from external evaluations

Thoughts on a holistic educational policy

Challenges and Opportunities for Schools: Respect and Professionalism

Litla Skálda: Textbooks and teaching in the Middle Ages

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