Pedagogy
Welcome to the subject guide for pedagogy! Here you will find databases, journals, links and other information that you can use when searching for material in a specific subject area.
Library Search Tool
- The Library Search Tool
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In the Library Search Tool you can search for books, e-books, dissertations and articles in all subject areas.
Articles and databases
Interdisciplinary databases
- Academic Search Premier (LTU)
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Multidisciplinary research database. - Scopus (LTU)
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Reference database with summaries and citations for scientific journal articles in all areas; natural sciences, engineering, medicine and social sciences, including arts and humanities. - Web of Science (LTU)
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Database that provides access to multiple databases and covers leading journals and more in natural sciences, technology, social sciences, arts and the humanities.
Databases in pedagogy
- ERIC (LTU)
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Reference database that provides access to comprehensive international educational-related literature. - Idunn.no (LTU)
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Material from a number of Nordic journals. - JSTOR (LTU)
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An e-journal archive in many academic disciplines. The most recent years are not available. - Oxford UP Journals (LTU)
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E-journals in education and social sciences from Oxford University Press. - SAGE Research Methods (LTU)
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A research method tool designed to help researchers, faculty and students with their research projects. - SPORTDiscus with Full Text (LTU)
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Reference database in physical education. - UR access (LTU)
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Lectures and TV and radio programs from Utbildningsradion.
Journals in pedagogy
- DOAJ, Directory of Open Access Journals
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Open-Access journals and articles within your subject area. - Journals
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Search among the University Library's journals within your subject area.
Links within pedagogy
Authorities and organizations
- MUCF
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Publications from the Swedish Agency for Youth and Civil Society, MUCF (in Swedish). - Statistics Sweden
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Statistics on education and research. - The Ministry of Education and Research
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The Ministry of Education and Research is responsible for the Government’s education and research policies. - The National Agency for Special Needs Education and Schools, SPSM
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They work with special needs support, education in special needs schools, accessible teaching materials and government funding. - The National Board of Health and Welfare
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Publications from the National Board of Health and Welfare. - The Ombudsman for Children in Sweden
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Publikations from the Ombudsman for Children in Sweden (in Swedish). - The Swedish Agency for the Media
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A merger between the National Media Council and the Authority for Press, Radio, and Television. Here you will find information about their work (in Swedish). - The Swedish Institute for Educational Research
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The Swedish Institute for Educational Research is a government agency that helps educators to plan, carry out and evaluate teaching, on the basis of research-based methods and procedures (in Swedish). - The Swedish National Agency for Education
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The National Agency for Education is the central administrative authority for the public school system. They work with special needs support, education in special needs schools, accessible teaching materials and government funding. - The Swedish Research Council
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The Swedish Research Council is Sweden’s largest governmental research funding body and supports research of the highest quality in all scientific fields. - The Swedish Schools Inspectorate
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The Swedish Schools Inspectorate is a government agency with the objective to ensure that all children and school students are provided with equal education of good quality in a safe environment (in Swedish).
Media and information literacy
- Digital competence
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Here you find educational material for the school on source criticism, values, digitization, programming and technology. By The Swedish Internet Foundation (in Swedish). - Mediekompass
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The task of Mediekompass is to support schools in teaching media and information literacy. Contains material for all school stages (in Swedish).
Other links
- Artikelsök
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Articles from Swedish magazines and newspapers (in Swedish). - Digitized collections
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Older digitized curricula. By the University of Gothenburg (in Swedish). - Forskning.se
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Forskning.se publishes latest news on research findings, innovations, and initiatives (in Swedish). - History of teachers
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Here are facts about the history of teachers in Sweden. By Stiftelsen SAF, Lärarförbundet, Lärarnas Riksförbund and SFHL in collaboration with TAM-Arkiv (in Swedish). - NB-ECEC
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Scandinavian preschool research, including scientific articles. - Skolforskningspodden
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Podcast about research, teaching and learning. By the Swedish Institute for Educational Research (in Swedish). - The National Center for Mathematics Education (NCM)
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The main task of the national center is to support the development of Swedish mathematics education in preschool, school and adult education (in Swedish). - The National Centre for Swedish as a Second Language
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Resource and development centre that is responsible for Swedish as a second language. It includes all school levels from preschool to adult education.
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