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  • Specialisation in English didactics

    Lisbeth M Brevik

    [email protected]

  • https://www.uio.no/studier/program/lektorprogrammet/studieretninger/engelsk/oppbygging/Specialisation in English didactics.htmlhttps://www.uio.no/studier/program/lektorprogrammet/studieretninger/engelsk/oppbygging/Specialisation in English didactics.html

  • https://www.uio.no/studier/program/lektorprogrammet/studieretninger/engelsk/oppbygging/Specialisation in English didactics.htmlhttps://www.uio.no/studier/program/lektorprogrammet/studieretninger/engelsk/oppbygging/Specialisation in English didactics.html

  • Structure

    https://www.uio.no/studier/program/lektorprogrammet/studieretninger/engelsk/oppbygging/Specialisation in English didactics.htmlhttps://www.uio.no/studier/program/lektorprogrammet/studieretninger/engelsk/oppbygging/Specialisation in English didactics.html

  • MA courses:

    Students as research assistants

    Research projects:

    LISE – ETOS – VOGUEEDID4001

    Quality English

    Teaching

    EDID4102 English in and out of

    school

    DIFO4001DIFO4015Research methods

    Connecting education and research

  • EDID4001: Quality English Teaching

    • MA course: What characterises quality teaching in English classrooms?

    • Research: Students analyse video recordings from a research project (for example LISE and ETOS

    • Training: Digital programs (InterAct, InqScribe, Canvas) at out data lab

    • Assessment: Oral presentations and feedback in seminars (relevant for exam)

    • Exam: Trial lecture for students in PROF3025

    https://www.uv.uio.no/ils/english/research/projects/lise/index.htmlhttps://www.uv.uio.no/ils/english/research/projects/etos/index.html

  • EDID4102: English In and Outside School

    • MA course: What characterises students’ use of English in and out of school?

    • Research: Students are invited to collect own data in a research project (for example VOGUE)

    • Training: Video recording and screen recording (Captura, ObsStudio), interviews and surveys (Nettskjema) at our data lab

    • Assessment: Oral presentations and feedback in seminars (relevant for oral exam)

    • Exam: Oral exam

    https://www.uv.uio.no/ils/english/research/projects/vogue/index.html

  • DIFO: Didaktisk forskningsmetode: design og innsamling av data• Integration between DIFO and English didactics

    • Supervisor assigned in semester 8• Associate professor Lisbeth M Brevik

    • Associate professor Joke Dewilde

    • Associate professor Ulrikke Rindal

    • Associate professor Pia Sundqvist

    • Supervision throughout• Sem 8 – 1 hour

    • Sem 9 – 2 hours

    • Sem 10 – 8 hours

  • MA theses in research projects

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    LISE VOGUE

  • MA theses – VOGUE project

    • Holm (2020). Connecting English learning in and out of school. Teacher beliefs, student perspectives and bridging activities in the English classroom.

    • Ahmadian (2019). Girls in vocational studies: The academic voices in the classroom. A comparison of vocational girls’ use of English in and out of school.

    • Isaksen (2018). Vocational students: Strategy use and motivation for reading in English. A quantitative study of self-reported comprehension strategy use and interest for reading.

    • Garvoll (2017). The Gamer, the Surfer and the Social Media Consumer: Vocational students’ English use in and out of school.

    • Sagli (2017). Teachers’ and students’ perceptions of vocational orientation in the English subject.

    https://www.duo.uio.no/handle/10852/63513https://www.duo.uio.no/handle/10852/63515https://www.duo.uio.no/handle/10852/57349https://www.duo.uio.no/handle/10852/57352

  • MA theses – LISE project

    • Andreassen (in progress). Teaching literature in the English classroom.

    • Øvereng (in progress). The literary voices in the English classroom.

    • Hvalstad (2020). Effective feedback in English lessons in Norway. A video study of feedback practices in seven lower secondary classrooms.

    • Gulbrandsen (2019). Strategic reading and text media in L2 English classrooms.

    • Olafsrud (2019). Extended writing opportunities in English. A study of opportunities, discourses and scaffolding of writing in English in lower secondary classrooms.

    • Skram (2019). Student voices - Influences and preferences regarding L1 and L2 use in the English classroom from the perspective of six students.

    • Tveiten (2019). Teacher Awareness of Own Language Practices: A study on beliefs and practices regarding L1 and L2 use in the English subject classroom on the lower secondary level in Norway.

    https://www.duo.uio.no/handle/10852/70129https://www.duo.uio.no/handle/10852/70132https://www.duo.uio.no/handle/10852/70130https://www.duo.uio.no/handle/10852/70128

  • Relevance for teaching

    •MA thesis with empirical school research

    • Students are invited for in interviews based on their MA research

    • Students experience the MA thesis as highly relevant for their work as English teachers

  • For questions, contact:

    Lisbeth M Brevik

    [email protected]

    Podcast: NOKUTpodden #13 Den om medforskning som vurderingsform

    Seminar on the new curriculum: Faglig frokost: Hva er nytt i det nye engelskfaget?

    mailto:[email protected]://soundcloud.com/nokutpodden/den-om-medforsking-som-vurderingsformhttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXnYautJWEalsds0ZKxnIYcMex0aPkLhO