Selection for whom? Upper secondary school choice in the light of social justice
The education policy in Iceland emphasises inclusive and comprehensive education for all,
and upper secondary schooling is open to all students throughout their lifetime. However …
and upper secondary schooling is open to all students throughout their lifetime. However …
The intricacies of educational development in Iceland: Stability or disruption?
JT Jónasson, G Ragnarsdóttir… - What works in Nordic …, 2021 - Springer
The chapter will explore the development of the Icelandic education system by using a
twofold historical perspective. More specifically, the analysis will look at the very long-term …
twofold historical perspective. More specifically, the analysis will look at the very long-term …
School leaders' actions and hybridity when carrying out reform and confronting teachers' responses: Institutional and organisational perspectives
G Ragnarsdóttir - Education Inquiry, 2023 - Taylor & Francis
In 2008, Iceland launched policy reform in upper secondary education. This paper
elucidates how upper secondary school leaders acted when leading reform and confronting …
elucidates how upper secondary school leaders acted when leading reform and confronting …
Kvika menntabreytinga: Viðbrögð framhaldsskólans við kröfum menntayfirvalda um breytingar
G Ragnarsdóttir - Netla, 2018 - ojs.hi.is
Niðurstöður rannsókna á erlendum vettvangi sýna flókið samspil ytri og innri afla sem hafa
áhrif á menntabreytingar. Markmið þessarar greinar er að fjalla um kviku menntabreytinga í …
áhrif á menntabreytingar. Markmið þessarar greinar er að fjalla um kviku menntabreytinga í …
Cascading effect of upper secondary education policy reform: the experiences and perspectives of university teachers
M Jónasdóttir, G Ragnarsdóttir, E Eiríksdóttir - Education Inquiry, 2023 - Taylor & Francis
In 2014 the Icelandic government implemented a reform that reduced the time of all
academic programs of upper secondary education from an average of four years in duration …
academic programs of upper secondary education from an average of four years in duration …
Pedagogic practices in a deregulated upper secondary school: Students' attempts to influence their teaching
VS Bjarnadóttir, E Öhrn… - European Educational …, 2019 - journals.sagepub.com
This article explores strategies, targets, and responses to young people's attempts to
influence pedagogic practices, and the variations between different programmes in a …
influence pedagogic practices, and the variations between different programmes in a …
The working conditions of Icelandic upper secondary school teachers during the first year of the COVID‐19 pandemic: A gender inequality against all odds
SM Gestsdóttir, G Ragnarsdóttir… - Review of …, 2024 - Wiley Online Library
In Iceland, and around the world, the working environment in upper secondary schools
changed dramatically with the onset of the COVID‐19 pandemic. In our research, we aimed …
changed dramatically with the onset of the COVID‐19 pandemic. In our research, we aimed …
Stofnunareðli framhaldsskóla í faraldurskreppu: Ný reynsla og breytt umboð skólastjórnenda
G Ragnarsdóttir, JT Jónasson - 2022 - opinvisindi.is
Á vormánuðum 2020 hóf COVID-19 innreið sína. Í kjölfarið var öll staðbundin kennsla í
framhaldsskólum færð í fjarkennslu út vorönnina og um haustið breyttist fyrirkomulag …
framhaldsskólum færð í fjarkennslu út vorönnina og um haustið breyttist fyrirkomulag …
Building bridges and constructing walls: Subject hierarchies as reflected in teachers' perspectives towards student influence
VS Bjarnadóttir - 2018 - opinvisindi.is
The aim of this study is to explore how teachers from various academic subjects and
programmes describe their pedagogic practice, particularly regarding students' opportunities …
programmes describe their pedagogic practice, particularly regarding students' opportunities …
Human Rights Education in Iceland: Learning about transformative pedagogies from upper secondary school teachers' stories
SE Gollifer - 2021 - opinvisindi.is
Daily, we witness human rights violations linked to poverty, forced migration, discrimination
and right-wing xenophobia, perpetuating positions of subordination and marginalisation …
and right-wing xenophobia, perpetuating positions of subordination and marginalisation …