Field of work
Courses taught
- Geography
- Global studies
- Social sciences
- Education and Sustainable Development
- Scocial Science research methodology
Research areas
- Tanzania
- Gender and Education
- Sustainable Development
- Implementation of new knowledge in education
- MGUSA401, Social studies 2, module 2 - Specialization in social science 2, 25/26
- MGUSA501, Social studies 3, module 1 - Social studies research and literature, 25/26
- MGUSA502, Social studies 3, module 2 - Society, education and learning, 25/26
- MGUSA503, Social studies 3, module 3 - Research methods and source critisism, 25/26
- MGUSA550, Social studies 3, module 4 - Master's thesis, 25/26
- MGUUB101, Theoretical perspectives on education and sustainable development in Africa, 25/26, subject responsible
- MGUUB201, Teaching practice in Africa, 25/26, subject responsible
Publications
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Menstruation and period poverty as an obstacle for girls’ equal participation in education, Tanzania.
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Uhuru na Umoja. Samfunn og utdanning i Tanzania.
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Education, health and gender - menstruation as barrier for girls' education? A case from Tanzania
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Education, health and gender – menstruation as barrier for girls’ education? A case from Tanzania
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Teacher students for the sustainable future? A comparative perspective on ESD in teacher education in Tanzania and Norway.
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“I cannot do it alone”: Teachers as change agents for inclusive education.
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Implementing competence about vision disturbances in Tanzania’s teacher education: A contextual analysis
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Education and period poverty. Girls, menstrual health management and education in Tanzania
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Bærekraftdidaktikk gjennom internasjonal studentmobilitet – nye perspektiver på bærekraftig utvikling etter tre måneders opphold i det globale sør?
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Panel discussion Book launch 24.11.21 Mjaaland, Thera (2021) Revolutionary Struggles and Girls’ Education. At the frontiers of Gender Norms in North-Ethiopia.
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Education and Sustainability. Teacher students’ understanding of sustainable development after 3 months in Africa
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Supporting the education of children with vision disturbances. Innovations in Tanzanian education
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Sustainable Development Goal 4: To ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all – How can the SecEd project contribute to realizing this goal?
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Erfaringer fra veiledning av masterstudenter i samfunnsfagdidaktikk ved lærerutdanningen
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Supporting Vision Competence Creation for Sustainable Education in Tanzania
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Erfaringer fra faget “Utdanning og bærekraft med 3 måneder i Afrika”
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FNs bærekraftsmål i lærerutdanningene – erfarte muligheter og utfordringer ved HVL
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«There is a demand for inclusive education”. Teacher education between inclusive and special needs education in Tanzania
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Verdensklassen: Utdanning og bærekraft - et nytt utdanningstilbud for lærerstudenter ved HVL
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Verda og vi. Innføring i geografi
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Verda og vi. Innføring i geografi
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Politikk
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Uhuru na Umoja. Samfunn og utdanning i Tanzania
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Praksis i Tanzania - som del av Samfunnsfag
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Lærerstudenter med praksis i skole i Tanzania. Tilnærming, utbytteformuleringer og utbytte
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Educating Girls from Ethnic Minorities for Development. The Case of Maasai in Tanzania
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Hvorfor og hvordan skal vi drive med global undervisning i barnehage- og lærerutdanning og i skole og barnehager?
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Globalisation, education and sustainability in the Case of Tanzania
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The Global Teacher: New challenges in a development 2030-agenda
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Education is my weapon
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Muted Power - Gender Segregation and Female Power
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Feltstudietur til Tanzania, fagdidaktiske erfaringer
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Development and Gender - An Interdisciplinary Approach
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Det prototypiske kjønn
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Women of Interior - Men of Exterior. The Gender Order of Hadendowa Nomads, Read Sea Hills, Sudan
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Gender system approach and research design
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Gender system approach and research design - a case study from the Red Sea Hills, Sudan
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The female body - between traditional culture and preachers of Islam. Hadendowa of Eastern Sudan
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Inwardness and outwardness - femininity and masculinity as essence of Hadendowa social organization, Red Sea Hills, Sudan
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Male outside and female inside - spatial orientation in the gender system of the Hadendowa, northeastern Sudan
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Evaluation of Two Research Programmes in Gender Research: A Search for a Suitable Approach to the Geography of Gender