Powerful Knowledge and the 2017 Swedish National Test in Religious Education
Klas Andersson,
Mattias Börjesson,
Kristoffer Larsson
Abstract:In the 21st century, there has been a recurring discussion about social realism in educational research: the idea that subject knowledge derived from academic disciplines should constitute the heart of the school curriculum. The argument is that this knowledge, because it is produced according to specific standards, is powerful knowledge, and has better claims to truth and is more valid than knowledge gained from students’ everyday experiences. Because of its validity and universality, this knowledge empowers … Show more
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