This is a comparative study between traditional group work and Cooperative learning among 9 graders at a Swedish high school. The classes did an assignment that involved translating and then both students and teachers answered a questionnaire. An example of how profitable Cooperative learning is is the fact that the speech activity was more equal in the Cooperative groups. All the students in the Cooperative groups had to contribute to the assignment in order to fulfill the assignment. The reason for higher speech activity is the structure of Cooperative learning, which involves roles suited for the assignment.

This report is about finding the Cooperative elements in games and making a boardgame based on them. I tested different computer games and boardgames to try and get the Cooperative elements and then I make a boardgame based on what I found.What I found during testing is that to be a fully Cooperative game all players on the same team must win or lose together and one player should not be able to finish the game by herself. There are of course some things that can change this for example what kind of players are playing.My best advice is that you should decide that the game is fully Cooperative from the beginning and build the game from that..

Genom min verksamhetsförlagda tid (VFT) upptäckte jag att matematikundervisningen huvudsakligen bestod av lärargenomgång och enskild räkning. Denna form av undervisning stämde inte med min bild av hur man skapar en bra lärandesituation för eleverna. Syftet med detta arbete har varit att hitta en undervisningsmetod som stämmer överens med min syn på effektivt lärande. Jag fann Cooperative learning som är en undervisningsmodell som bygger på interaktion mellan elever och där alla elever är beroende av varandra för att lyckas. Med hjälp av enkätundersökningar ville jag se om Cooperative learningmetoden STAD kunde förändra elevernas attityd till matematik samt vilken attityd eleverna hade till undervisningsmetoden.

This report is our Master thesis. Our work has taken place at a one-stop-shop in Sölvesborg during the spring of 2002. We have conducted ethnographical studies concerning the one-stop-shops frontdesk and telephone exchange. During these studies we became aware of some differences under which the daily work was to be carried out. When operating the switchboard the staff usually work alone and perform the tasks individually.

This report is our Master thesis. Our work has taken place at a one-stop-shop in Sölvesborg during the spring of 2002. We have conducted ethnographical studies concerning the one-stop-shops frontdesk and telephone exchange. During these studies we became aware of some differences under which the daily work was to be carried out. When operating the switchboard the staff usually work alone and perform the tasks individually.

In 2007 Swedish Meats, the dominant Swedish meat-producers Cooperative sold its slaughtering and processing industry. The goal of a producer Cooperative structure is to create value for members through vertical integration, and to strengthen members? market position. When Swedish Meats sold the slaughtering and processing components, it ceased in some respects to serve the function of a Cooperative. This is a lost opportunity for both members and non-members, because Swedish Meats as a functioning Cooperative could have exploited its dominant market position to positively effect producer?s prices.

In 2007 Swedish Meats, the dominant Swedish meat-producers Cooperative sold its slaughtering and processing industry. The goal of a producer Cooperative structure is to create value for members through vertical integration, and to strengthen members? market position. When Swedish Meats sold the slaughtering and processing components, it ceased in some respects to serve the function of a Cooperative. This is a lost opportunity for both members and non-members, because Swedish Meats as a functioning Cooperative could have exploited its dominant market position to positively effect producer?s prices.

There are various value-influencing factors that have various effects on the value of a Cooperative flat for buyers. What generates value is individual and different from buyer to buyer, but also between buyers and real-estate agents. Consequently, the real-estate agents who perform valuations can make incorrect estimates of a residential value. Therefore, it is important to examine which factors are important for buyers to prevent incorrect valuations. To find out which these factors are and which of them that are the most important for potential buyers, previous research has been done in larger cities in both Sweden and other countries.

This candidate thesis contains the possibility of expand the Swedish photovoltaic market through photovoltaic Cooperatives and a photovoltaic exchange. In the current situation there is a lot of problems with production of electricity from photovoltaic, that?s why we show some possibilities how to avoid these. To understand the problem with photovoltaic produced electricity we first give you a background.We show how to expand the Swedish photovoltaic market by describing how a photovoltaic Cooperative and photovoltaic exchange could work in Sweden. It have been confirmed from our market research that the interest of photovoltaic Cooperative and exchange is high.To find out how profitable photovoltaic is in Sweden, have three projections been made.

In the current situation in the housing market and in particular the inner city much attention is directed towards achieved prices per square meter in sales. The indicator is as a principle an appropriate measure of the housing market?s health and development, and can to some extent be used to make approximations of the general economic health status of municipalities and counties. It occurs occasionally that questions about whether prices are based on fundamentals at all times.The thesis questions that very issue, not from a macro accompanying financial perspective but rather from a microeconomic perspective, where each tenant ownership in the study is a micro-object. Are the observed prices per square meter rational relative to housing Cooperative?s assets or is there a lack in the observed prices anchoring the respective association's finances.

During the last decade several Cooperatives have struggled against many problems. Especiallyin North America several Cooperatives have been forced to reconstruct, merge or have beenpurchased by other firms. There are many reasons behind these problems, but one observationmade on these Cooperatives implies that they have one thing in common. The Cooperatives areall very large and have a complex business structure.Lantmännen is one of the largest Cooperatives in the Nordic Countries with its main office inSweden. In Nilsson et al.

During the last decade several Cooperatives have struggled against many problems. Especiallyin North America several Cooperatives have been forced to reconstruct, merge or have beenpurchased by other firms. There are many reasons behind these problems, but one observationmade on these Cooperatives implies that they have one thing in common. The Cooperatives areall very large and have a complex business structure.Lantmännen is one of the largest Cooperatives in the Nordic Countries with its main office inSweden. In Nilsson et al.

In the current situation in the housing market and in particular the inner city much attention is directed towards achieved prices per square meter in sales. The indicator is as a principle an appropriate measure of the housing market?s health and development, and can to some extent be used to make approximations of the general economic health status of municipalities and counties. It occurs occasionally that questions about whether prices are based on fundamentals at all times.The thesis questions that very issue, not from a macro accompanying financial perspective but rather from a microeconomic perspective, where each tenant ownership in the study is a micro-object. Are the observed prices per square meter rational relative to housing Cooperative?s assets or is there a lack in the observed prices anchoring the respective association's finances.

AbstractEnglish title: Outsourcing of operation and maintenance -An interview study about newly reconstituted housing Cooperatives motives for outsourcing of operation and maintenance. Swedish title: Outsourcing av drift och underha?ll -En intervjustudie av nyligen ombildade bostadsra?ttsfo?reningars motiv till outsourcing av drift och underha?ll.Authors: Jonas Lindquist & Carl Melin Published (year): Spring 2013 Tutor: Sven-Ola Carlsson Examinator: Marita BlomqvistBackground: Now days there are no questions for organizations about if they will outsource parts of their business. It is rather a question about what should be outsourced. In terms of organizations our found theory tells what is being outsourced is everything that does not belong to the organization?s core business, such as supporting functions.

The thesis has as purpose to describe and analyse a decision made be the Swedish tax committee in which it was decided that a Cooperative economical associations selling price, which was less than the comparable public bonds market price, would be the focus of a withdrawal tax. There are exceptions from a withdrawal tax, that is if the transaction has a business motivation. However the concept, business motivation, is narrowly interpreted both in the preparatory works and in case law, which makes it irrelevant to the situation at hand. A Cooperative economical association is a form of association nearest akin to the limited companies. These types of associations have as purpose to increase their owners wealth with the benefit of freedom from personal responsibility.