2022
DOI: 10.23865/njlr.v8.3347
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Kritisk lesing i høyere utdanning: Hvordan forholder lærerstudenter seg til tekster som krever kritisk lesing?

Abstract: Alle laerere har ansvar for å utvikle elevenes evne til å tenke -og lese -kritisk. For å lykkes med det, må de også kunne det selv. I artikkelen presenteres en studie som undersøker laererstudenters kritiske lesing av et utvalg tekster distribuert via sosiale medier. Datamaterialet består av 58 laererstudenters rapporterte bruk av sosiale medier, samt vurderingene deres av formål og pålitelighet i et utvalg autentiske tekster fra sosiale medier. Som framtidige laerere vil informantene i studien spille en vesen… Show more

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“…It may be grounded on the teacher's personal experiences as a learner of English (Borg, 2015) or lack of subject knowledge or skills to carry out new practices (Hellekjaer et al, 2014;Stuvland, 2016). With specific attention to the critical literacy skills of student teachers in the subjects of Norwegian and English, Elvebakk and Blikstad-Balas (2022) found the students struggled to identify criteria for critical assessment of texts. The authors stated that as future teachers, they would not be prepared to teach critical literacy "if they themselves do not possess such skills" (p. 45) and called for teacher education to provide teachers with much-needed critical literacy skills.…”
Section: Scholarly Work On Alternative Text Practices In the English ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It may be grounded on the teacher's personal experiences as a learner of English (Borg, 2015) or lack of subject knowledge or skills to carry out new practices (Hellekjaer et al, 2014;Stuvland, 2016). With specific attention to the critical literacy skills of student teachers in the subjects of Norwegian and English, Elvebakk and Blikstad-Balas (2022) found the students struggled to identify criteria for critical assessment of texts. The authors stated that as future teachers, they would not be prepared to teach critical literacy "if they themselves do not possess such skills" (p. 45) and called for teacher education to provide teachers with much-needed critical literacy skills.…”
Section: Scholarly Work On Alternative Text Practices In the English ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It may be grounded on the teacher's personal experiences as a learner of English (Borg, 2015) or lack of subject knowledge or skills to carry out new practices (Hellekjaer et al, 2014;Stuvland, 2016). With specific attention to the critical literacy skills of student teachers in the subjects of Norwegian and English, Elvebakk and Blikstad-Balas (2022) found the students struggled to identify criteria for critical assessment of texts. The authors stated that as future teachers, they would not be prepared to teach critical literacy "if they themselves do not possess such skills" (p. 45) and called for teacher education to provide teachers with much-needed critical literacy skills.…”
Section: Scholarly Work On Alternative Text Practices In the English ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It may be grounded on the teacher's personal experiences as a learner of English (Borg, 2015) or lack of subject knowledge or skills to carry out new practices (Hellekjaer et al, 2014;Stuvland, 2016). With specific attention to the critical literacy skills of student teachers in the subjects of Norwegian and English, Elvebakk and Blikstad-Balas (2022) found the students struggled to identify criteria for critical assessment of texts. The authors stated that as future teachers, they would not be prepared to teach critical literacy "if they themselves do not possess such skills" (p. 45) and called for teacher education to provide teachers with much-needed critical literacy skills.…”
Section: Scholarly Work On Alternative Text Practices In the English ...mentioning
confidence: 99%