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The focus of the study remains on what kind of Finnish comprehensive education narrative is described in the discourse over time. The narrative is understood as a powerful discursive practice in policy-making into which knowledge is encoded in the form of a story and which is a form of basic understanding of phenomena (see Schank and Abelson, 1995). INTERNATIONAL POLICY ANALYSIS JENNY BERGLUND February 2017 Education Policy – A Swedish Success Story? Integration of Newly Arrived Students Into the Swedish School System Immigration in Sweden began in the 1950s with labour migration, and continued into the 1980s sustained by a liberal refugee policy. Since then, policy has tight- An overview is provided about how special education in Sweden was developed and established as an educational discourse following three different lines. The first was ideological/political, particularly with emphasis on party-political unity. The second was focused on research, while the third was related to practice.

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(författare); Stuck in failure: comparing special education needs assessment policies and practices in Sweden and Germany; 2020  The research group SEEDS (Studies in Education for Equity, Democracy text and practice with a special focus on democracy, equity, power and ethics. of education and the learning environment in practice, policy and/or research Sarah Ljungquist, senior lecturer in the Swedish language and gender  Nordic Journal of Studies in Educational Policy. Moreover, the ideas of attempting to practice educational transfers intentionally, and often “The Narrative of Special Education in Sweden: History and Trends in Policy and  Karl-Georg Ahlström The Origin of Special Education in Sweden Jenny Ozga Governing Narratives: “local” meanings and globalising education policy studies that take as their starting point, education practice and subject teaching or international trends that advocated an “SL class interval”, first between IQs of 80. Sweden Correspondence: maria.olson@cehum.su.se and.

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special demands for the development of a model for organising a school with equal educational opportunities all over the country and for all groups in society. Traditionally, Sweden has had a relatively homogenous population, but nowadays the population is becoming more and more heterogeneous. Today, While the roots of adapted physical education can be traced back to Swedish medical gymnastics in the 1700s, adapted physical education, as practiced today , has been Specifically, IDEA defined special education as "specially desi 21 Apr 2016 20 have not been systematically applied in practice to victims of THB (Lithuania,. Sweden).

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As the Inter-agency and Expert Group on SDG Indicators (IAEG-SDGs) meets in Vienna from 9-12 April 2018, a perspective from Sweden illustrates the challenges even the world’s most advanced statistical systems face in producing the education data needed to monitor and achieve the global education goal. The study describes how special education support was organised in 764 upper secondary schools in Sweden in the academic school year 2010/2011, with a response rate of 80.4% (n=764). 2017-04-28 Education is completely tax-funded, including school lunches.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review. earlier research shows that there has been a gap between policy and practice in the past and the interview data indicates that this is still the case. The discourse of special education in Sweden – history and trends in in policy and practice Eva Hjörne University of Gothenburg Sweden Access to public education that provides equal opportunities for all is a democratic right for every person living in Sweden. Schools are obliged to meet the needs of all individuals and provide a The 2018 PISA assessment showed a positive trend for Sweden’s educational quality, with Sweden’s 15-year-olds scoring above the OECD average in mathematics, reading and science. Recent reforms. The relevance of the PISA studies has been questioned by educators and policy makers both in Sweden … On 1 July 2007, a new higher education system went into effect in Sweden.
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Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Policies of Education, 37(4), 540–552. Fastställd av institutionsstyrelsen vid Specialpedagogiska institutionen. 2020-05-26 och gäller från och med HT20.

A question of time and place: student tutors’ narrative identities in for- and non-profit contexts in Sweden. Compare: A Journal of Comparative and International Education pp. 1 ff.
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The narrative of special education in Sweden : History and trends in policy and practice. / Hjörne, Eva. In: Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education, Vol. 37, No. 4, 10.08.2015, p. 540-552. Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review The discourse of special education in Sweden – history and trends in in policy and practice Eva Hjörne University of Gothenburg Sweden Access to public education that provides equal opportunities for all is a democratic right for every person living in Sweden. Schools are obliged to meet the needs of all individuals and provide a In the early 1990s, Sweden also introduced förskoleklass for the children aged 6, a one-year-long grade which first was called årskurs 0 (Grade 0) or 6-årsgrupp (group for the six-year-olds). Förskoleklass, which officially became the name from the 1998-1999 school year, is not mandatory. The 2018 PISA assessment showed a positive trend for Sweden’s educational quality, with Sweden’s 15-year-olds scoring above the OECD average in mathematics, reading and science.