Uppsatser om young children’s perceptions
6 uppsatser
Hur bibliotekarien i barn- och ungdomslitteraturen bemöter användare.
D-uppsats · Högskolan i Borås · 2007
… thesis is to examine the librarians? perception of the users of children’s and young people’s literature. Questions posed in this study are: How are the librarians described according to appearance, personality and interaction with the users? How are the librarians described …
Examensarbete, grundnivå · Örebro universitet
The purpose of this study is to examine young adults', 18-19 years old, attitudes towards corporal punishment and with the help of social constructionism, grid-group theory and relevant concepts analyze the results and compare it with previous research. The research questions …
Små barns uppfattningar om avloppssystemet
Examensarbete, grundnivå · Karlstads universitet
Det övergripande syftet med denna studie är att undersöka hur förskolebarn kan lära om tekniska system, närmare bestämt avloppssystemet och hur deras uppfattningar förändrats efter en pedagogisk aktivitet. Frågeställning: Vilka uppfattningar har barn i 4 till 5-årsåldern om …
En studie om skapandet av en teaterledarutbildning
Magisteruppsats · Umeå universitet
… the participants? increased ability to provide opportunities for children and young people to play theatre and thus develop in the art of theatre as well as personally.
Kandidatuppsats · G?teborgs universitet · 2026
… Thus, this study highlights that policymakers need to focus on families and young adults, as well as work on initiatives to strengthen tenants? place attachment, in the hope of encouraging more people to stay and strengthening the neighbourhood.
Surfplattan som verktyg för lärande inom förskolan
Examensarbete, avancerad nivå · Södertörns högskola
… The average age of using digital tools among Swedish people is down to a very young age. In the recent period of time there has been much debate about tablets and their use in preschools. The aim of this study is to examine the preschool teachers experiences and perceptions of …