The topic of this paper is the school’s responsibility in the intersection between traditional and academic knowledge. The focus is on Sámi traditional knowledge, traditional ways of learning and the school as an area for learning. The heading indirectly communicates that daily living and traditional knowledge are connected. That is however too simple as a general statement, especially in a present-day ...

The subjects are a group of bilingual pupils in 3rd grade. They live in an area dominated by Norwegian, but their parents have chosen Sámi as their first language in school. The pupils communicate in Sámi with one or both parents, the teacher, classmates during lessons, and in some cases other family members. In play, both in their neighbourhood and school, the children use Norwegian. Earlier ...

Prosjektet som omtales er et samarbeidsprosjekt mellom Høgskolen i Tromsø (HiTø) og Høgskolen i Bodø (HBO). Rapporten omtaler prosjektet ved HitØ, men referer til samarbeidet der dette er relevant. HBO leverer egen rapport. Rapporten er todelt. I første del gis en grundig gjennomgang av opplegget for prosjektet. Prosjektet plasseres i forhold til et større omstillingsarbeid ved Høgskolen i Tromsø ...

The effects of regularity, frequency, lexicality, and granularity on single word reading in Norwegian children with dyslexia and control children matched for age and reading level were examined. The reading impaired children showed the same pattern of performance as younger children matched for reading level on most tasks except for the fact that they worse at nonword reading. The findings are ...