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Outcomes from the ICCS study in Norway

Outcomes from the ICCS study in Norway. 17th EDC/HRE Coordinators meeting Drammen, Norway 18th Nov 2010. Education for democratic citizenship and human rights in Norway. The education is supported by Purpose of school in Norway The core curriculum

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Outcomes from the ICCS study in Norway

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  1. Outcomes from the ICCS study in Norway 17th EDC/HRE Coordinatorsmeeting Drammen, Norway 18th Nov 2010

  2. Education for democratic citizenship and human rights in Norway The education is supported by • Purpose of school in Norway • The core curriculum • The learning poster and quality framework • Curricula in Social subjects (history geography, social sciences), Norwegian, Religion, philosophies of life and ethics • A special curricula and time for work in and with students councils • BUT • From 2006 strong focus in Norwegian schools on basic skills (PISA), matematics, natural sciences and fremmedspråk Reasons for worrying?

  3. Teaching and learning democracy and citizenship in Norwegian Schools Three strategies • Teaching and learningaboutdemocracy, itsinstitutions, itspossibilites, itsprerequsites • Developingofdemocratic skills and increaseconciousnessfordemocraticvalues and importantattitudes • Teaching and learningthroughpractisingdemocracy – students participation in classcouncil, students council and planning and evaluationofdifferentschoolactivities

  4. Democratic awareness • In Norway we have choosed to call this democratic competnce – democratic awareness – • A good democratic citizen • support democratic values • has adopted and developed wanted attitudes • has obtained civic knowledge and skills • has the ability and will to engage activly in society – now and in the future

  5. ICCS Norway 3000 students in grade 8 and 3000 students nn grade 9. Test and questionnaire. 100 minutes. April 2009

  6. Main outcomes democratic awareness Norwegian students have a good democratic awareness because • they support important democratic values and expose concepts both of the traditionally and a more activ participating citizen • they have adopted and support attitudes giving strong support to womans rights, the rights of etnic groups and immigrants • most of the student have knowledge showing insight in the core of democracy and skills confirming ability in analysing and reasoning • many of them already reports engagement outside and especially within schools • they plan to participate activly in politics and civic life The democratic awareness is good compared to International ICCS-average, the average of other Nordic countries and compared to the CivEd study in 1999. Even if the students are very young and their responses are without obligation and are not identical with civic action in real life.

  7. Score on scales

  8. Score on scales 2

  9. Support for democratic values

  10. Cognitive score (knowledge and skills)

  11. Levels cognitive score

  12. Relation between knowledge level and score on attitudes (9th grade in brackets)

  13. Activities inside school

  14. How much are students opinions taken into account when descisions are made?

  15. Open classroom climate

  16. Relations and possible explanations • Open classroom climate correlates with knowledge (0,31) and interest (0,23) • Democratic participation inside school correlates with knowledge (0,32) and interest 0,23) • Mothers and fathers education correlates with knowledge (0,3/0,26) and interest (0,19/0,19) • Talking with parents about political/society issues correlates with knowledge (0,29) and interest (0,52)

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