Course content

Same as NORD1106. Students are not expected to be able to express themselves in appropriate and correct Norwegian (bokmål or nynorsk) to the same extent as Norwegian students. NORX-courses may not be included in a Norwegian university degree or qualify for admission to Teacher Education.

Learning outcome

Same as NORD1106.

Learning methods and activities

Teaching methods: lectures, group teaching with compulsory exercises.

Obligatory activities:

• Minimum 75 % participation in lectures
• Up to 8 approved short exercises (written and/or oral) related to group teaching.

In this course, students must fulfill a compulsory work requirement consisting of up to 8 short exercises. These are written and/or oral exercises related to group teaching, which are assessed as approved/not approved. More information and guidelines will be provided at the start of the semester.

The absence limit is intended to cover normal sick leave and similar situations, and you will not be granted valid absence from teaching based on a medical certificate, even if the absence is due to circumstances beyond your control. In special cases, agreements for exemption can be made with the course coordinator, preferably at the start of the semester.

Language requirements: The student can write the assignments and exam in NORX1106 in either bokmål or nynorsk.

Approved obligatory activities are valid for two semesters (the semester in which approval is granted and the following semester).

Compulsory assignments

• Minimum 75 % participation in lectures
• Up to 8 approved short exercises (written and/or oral) related to group teaching

Recommended previous knowledge

The student should have a good command of the Norwegian language (oral and written) and should have Scandinavian Studies as their subject from their home institution.

Required previous knowledge

For international guest students (student exchange through International Office at NTNU) only.

Course materials

Same as NORD1106. The reading list for the course will be available at the beginning of the semester.

Credit reductions