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This research group is intended to explore understandings and definitions of practice-based research, with a particular focus on early childhood education.
Practicing Food Sovereignty focuses on indigenous communities and agricultural practices in four countries of the Eastern Himalaya region: Bhutan, Chittagong Hill Tracks of Bangladesh, Nepal, and Northeast India.
Research in pre- and early modern literature is a prominent field within Literary Studies at the Department of Culture and Aesthetics.
PrecaNord breaks new ground by offering a multi-level analysis of the prevalence, trends and institutional contexts of precarious and informal work in Finland, Norway and Sweden.
Employed gig workers engage in a wide range of occupations, either full-time or part-time, often continuing beyond retirement age and frequently working for multiple clients. Although this form of work is expanding both in Sweden and internationally (e.g., in Norway and France), there is limited knowledge about how different groups of workers use this employment arrangement.
This project aims to get a better understanding of rapid climate changes in the past and to compare climate signals preserved in different high-resolution climate archives in the North Atlantic region.
PRECIS research group deals with theories, methods and tools for analysis and design of organizational and IT solutions in congruence. The group’s research covers three key topics – Enterprise Modelling, Business Process Management, and Conceptual Modelling.
Today it is possible to predict the structure of most proteins accurately, but proteins do not act alone. Prediction of protein interactions has been a more difficult challenge than predicting the structure of individual proteins, and progress has been limited.
How do second language speakers process grammatical information? Can they predict the continuation of a sentence before it is actually finished? How do linguistics factors and individual properties of language learners create expectations of upcoming input? This project explores these questions with learners of Swedish as a second language.
Pension reforms have increased individual choice over retirement age as well as encouraging retired people to supplement their incomes with paid work.
The preschool is today an established children's institution that creates and reproduces ideas about children and childhood - via speeches, texts and pictures in and about the preschool. Such beliefs are crucial both for children's everyday life and for the action and living conditions the preschool offers children, parents, guardians and staff.
The program Preschool children's changed knowledge focuses on which methods work to follow and support each child's development and learning in the daily teaching in preschool. A research group from Stockholm University and Södertörn University led by Anna Palmer and Christian Eidevald is responsible for the research effort
The project will identify instruction that promotes early literacy development in preschool class.
Book reading promotes child language development. The study evaluates a language-promoting preschool intervention based on conversation and book reading.
Social vulnerability as an ethical and pedagogical question.
How can preschools create good conditions for all children's learning when attendance varies? Over the past few years, many preschools have noticed that children's attendance has become more irregular. This is especially clear in areas where preschools face significant socio-economic challenges.
Falls among older people are a serious problem that causes both human suffering and high social costs. There is extensive knowledge about how falls can be prevented, but there is often a lack of knowledge about the conditions required for this to be put into practice, by older people themselves, by staff in social services, home care and healthcare.
Preventing ill-health among close relatives of people with alcohol and drug problems: explanatory models and supply of and demand for support
Prevention for children 6-12 years with parents who misuse alcohol/illicit drugs: The effectiveness of the most commonly used program - Group interventions
PRIM is a research and test development group whose main focus is the assessment of knowledge and competence (mainly in the field of mathematics).
