Course - Text History and Exploratory Literature Work in L1 - NORD6021
Text History and Exploratory Literature Work in L1
Assessments and mandatory activities may be changed until September 20th.
About
About the course
Course content
This course introduces the core element «text in context» and provides didactic approaches to work with fiction and non-fiction in various genres and mediums.
Learning outcome
Knowledge
The candidate
- has a broad knowledge of what characterizes oral, written and compound texts; fiction texts and non-fiction texts in various genres, and texts from older and newer mediums
- has broad knowledge of different readings and can reflect on contextual readings
- have a basic understanding of literary science and literar
- has basic knowledge of how pupils in upper secondary and upper secondary school can be motivated to read and further develop reading comprehension and reading strategies
SKILLS
The candidate
- can plan, implement and evaluate literature teaching at the lower secondary level and at the upper secondary level and justify academic choices
- can stimulate interest in reading and reading pleasure, and facilitate the further development of young people's reading skills
- can facilitate exploratory work with literature in context
- can analyze and explain literary and linguistic means in different texts
GENERAL COMPETENCE
The candidate
- has experience with the use of digital media and can facilitate their use in Norwegian professional contexts
- has developed theoretical, analytical and didactic knowledge about working with texts in various genres on paper and screen
Learning methods and activities
Session-based teaching, part-time study
Online lectures, one in-person seminar, one digital seminar, practical exercises, and collaboration through the learning platform. Students must have access to a computer with an internet connection.
The digital learning platform is used actively between the sessions, for submission of written works and communication with fellow students. The course includes student presentations, the sharing of experiences, lectures, and workshops. Throughout the study, the students’ own writing and reflections between theory and practice experiences, is central.
Compulsory assignments
- Two assignments
- Compulsory attendance in sessions
Further on evaluation
The portfolio assessment consists of a total of three subject texts. (The two compulsory subject texts + a third)
Both bokmål and nynorsk must be represented in the subject texts.
The submissions will receive an overall grade. All three submissions will have to receive a pass grade for the whole of the portfolio to receive a pass grade. Students who fail must rewrite all the texts in the portfolio.
Specific conditions
Admission to a programme of study is required:
Norsk 1, 8.–13. trinn (KNO1-8-13)
Recommended previous knowledge
The candidate should be employed as a teacher at the lower secondary level or in upper secondary school.
Course materials
The candidate must have access to a PC
Subject areas
- Pedagogical knowledge
- Teacher Education
- Scandinavian Language and Literature
Contact information
Course coordinator
Lecturers
Department with academic responsibility
Department of Teacher Education