Search for dissertations about: "EDUCATION EARLY YEARS"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 203 swedish dissertations containing the words EDUCATION EARLY YEARS.
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1. Educational pathways and transitions in the early school years : Special educational needs, support provisions and inclusive education
Abstract : The overall aim of this research is to describe and analyse the educational pathways from preschool to school of a group of children with and without special educational needs. The aim is also to describe and analyse children’s views and experiences of early years education, and how these can be obtained. READ MORE
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2. Upper Secondary Education: Access, Choices and Graduation
Abstract : Essay I: We study how Swedish high school students match with programs given their skill endowments at the time of choosing. Using detailed administrative data on high school admissions and earlier school achievement, we construct a multidimensional measure of program match quality, reflecting the extent to which students select into programs with skill requirements that align with their skill portfolio. READ MORE
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3. Essays in Labor Economics : Parenthood, Immigration, and Education
Abstract : Essay I: This paper examines the impact of parenthood on labor market outcomes for both men and women using population-wide annual income data from 1960 to 2021 in Sweden. First, I document the contemporary child penalties across several labor market outcomes. READ MORE
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4. Education through Maps : The Challenges of Knowing and Understanding the World
Abstract : The overall purpose of this thesis is to study, in relation to geography education and with a historical perspective, the challenges of knowing and understanding the world. The cases are all from Sweden. READ MORE
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5. Frame of reference in Iwaidja : Towards a culturally responsive early years mathematics program
Abstract : Most Indigenous Australian language speaking students in remote Northern Territory locations are taught in English by non-Indigenous teachers. Their first languages are inadequately accounted for in mathematics curricula and assessments. READ MORE