Hvordan arbeide med elevmangfold?

How can we create a better school for a diverse group of pupils? This book contributes multidisciplinary perspectives on this question. The book’s starting point is that pupil diversity—present in all subjects and across subjects in everyday school life—is both a reality, a resource, and a challenge...

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Autores principales: Bruin, Marieke, Haug, Peder, Jahnsen, Hanne, Lund Johannessen, Øystein, Erik Nergaard, Svein, Vea Rosnes, Ellen, Iren Roth, Solveig, Sikveland, Marita, Sandvik Tveitnes, Marianne
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Publicado: Fagbokforlaget Vigmostad & Bjørke 2026
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Haug, Peder
Jahnsen, Hanne
Lund Johannessen, Øystein
Erik Nergaard, Svein
Vea Rosnes, Ellen
Iren Roth, Solveig
Sikveland, Marita
Sandvik Tveitnes, Marianne
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Multicultural classrooms
Differentiated instruction
Equity in education
Special needs
Teacher competence
Learning diversity
Educational inclusion
Pedagogy
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Haug, Peder
Jahnsen, Hanne
Lund Johannessen, Øystein
Erik Nergaard, Svein
Vea Rosnes, Ellen
Iren Roth, Solveig
Sikveland, Marita
Sandvik Tveitnes, Marianne
Hvordan arbeide med elevmangfold?
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Inclusive education
Multicultural classrooms
Differentiated instruction
Equity in education
Special needs
Teacher competence
Learning diversity
Educational inclusion
Pedagogy
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