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SPE1009 Participation, Inclusion and Justice – implications for education and social work

    • Number of credits
      15
    • Teaching semester
      2023 Spring
    • Language of instruction
      English
    • Campus
      Lillehammer
    • Required prerequisite knowledge

      Recommended prerequisites: One year or 30 ECTS credits of studies within the field of pedagogics, Social Sciences etc.

Course content

This course invites the students to reflect more in depth on how the interplay between the individual and their surroundings influence participation, inclusion and justice. Students will practice theis through independent writing where they critically examine the various facets and implications of disability. This is done under supervision and according to guidelines.

Learning Outcome

Students who complete the course will achieve the following learning outcomes:

Knowledge

The student
• has an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the topic they have chosen as a specialisation
• has knowledge about the relationship between problem statement, methodological approach, research design and analysis
• has knowledge about scientific and academic reasoning, explanations, conclusions, and interpretations
• has knowledge about criterion for good research, including source critique and research ethics
• has knowledge about formal regulations on independently writing an academic text

Skills

The student
• is able to present and discuss the chosen topic both in writing and orally
• is able to critically examine the various facets and implications of disability in relationship to participation, inclusion and justice
• is able to develop researchable problem statements and research designs
• be able to consider and relate analytically and critically to methods and reasoning in their own and other’s empirical and theoretical materials
• be able to utilize special educational terminology in writing as well as in oral presentation

General competence

The student
• can develop their critical thinking and assessment of, as well as a deeper understanding of scientific thinking and practice
• write a thesis independently according to guidelines
• display an independent and critical approach to the knowledge base of special educational practice and the role that research in the field of special education plays in society

Teaching and working methods
  • Online lectures
  • Independent study
  • Supervision
  • Participation in seminars
Required coursework

• 75 % attendance and participation in seminars
• One oral presentation

Form of assessment

Thesis consisting of 8000 words (+/- 10%)

  • Written in English or Norwegian
  • Individually or in pairs (the length of the thesis will be adjusted accordingly

The student will be evaluated on a graden scale from A to F, where A is the best and E is the lowest passing grade.

Assessments
Form of assessmentGrading scaleGroupingDuration of assessmentSupport materialsProportionComment
Home exam
ECTS - A-F
Group/Individual (1 - 2)
  • All
Professional overlap
NameCreditsDateComment
PED1009 Participation, Inclusion and Justice – implications for education and social work
15
SPE2150 Bachelor thesis
15
Faculty
Faculty of Education