Denne studien har tatt for seg hvordan mastergradsstudenter opplever ambivalens i forbindelse med sin utdanning, og hvordan de på tross av motstridende følelser velger å fullføre sitt utdanningsforløp. Hensikten med ...

This thesis, entailed Growing up in Poverty in Ethiopia: A Life Course Perspective, explores the experiences of cohort children living in poverty in specific communities in Ethiopia. By adopting the life course perspective ...

Research on mentoring relationships has mainly focused on the benefits for individuals who provide mentoring (Allen & Eby, 2011), those receiving mentoring (Eby, Butts, Hoffman & Sauer, 2015), and for organizations (Robinson ...

Whereas childhood poverty was a very visible part of the German post-war period, the issue soon decreased in obviousness and lost attention as the nation’s economy started to prosper again. Yet, it is an inconvenient but ...

This research explores the perspectives on sex education in relation to sexual health of teenagers in Zambia. The research aimed at exploring the perspectives of various stakeholders (teenagers, parents, teachers, pastors ...

This study aims at analyzing diversity in child upbringing practices and institutionalized Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) in Norway. In view of the increased number of immigrants in the country, the study ...

Children with disabilities in most Ghanaian societies are considered burdens, victims of circumstances, who deserve nothing but pity. Coupled with this is the long standing cultural construction of disability as a punishment ...

The lives of orphans living in institutions need to be well understood by adults and their experiences also need to be appreciated. One of the best ways of doing that is to talk to children themselves or by giving them ...

I denne studien har jeg sett på fellestrekk og ulikheter mellom Rosenborgs dobbeltmestre fra 1999 og 2015. Perspektivet har ligget på kultur, samhandling, relasjoner og ledelse. Studien har vært komparativ, og omfattet ...

The recent resurgence in small-scale mining activities in Ghana has coincided with falling standards of education. This has led to public concerns about the participation of young people of school-going age in the mining ...