Efnahagsleg og félagsleg aðgreining milli grunnskóla á höfuðborgarsvæðinu hefur stigmagnast á síðustu 20 árum! Fjallað um rannsóknir okkar Auðar Magndísar Dr. Auður Magndís Menntavísindasvið HÍ

I am thankful for having Katrín Jakobsdóttir as a prime minister in Iceland, fighting a global virus with inclusive leadership and by empowering a strong science community and economy of care. edition.cnn.com/videos/tv/2020…

Heiða Björg hefur staðið sig frábærlega

Culinary news from #Iceland: Roberto Tariello is an Italian living in Iceland. He makes the best salami I know- yes, compared to Italian produce. He’s made lamb prosciutto for Xmas but lonzo etc is part of his usual offer!

Heyrið mig - þið megið kalla mig doktor í menntavísindum.

Góðir Íslendingar! ruv.is/utvarp/spila/e…

Our book "Evidence and Expertise in Nordic Education Policy" is finally out! Open Access: link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9… #expertise #evidence #edpolicy 1/3

A million thanks to our amazing editors kirsten sivesind, Berit Karseth, Gita Steiner-Khamsi and contributing authors Oren Pizmony-Levy🌍, Chanwoong Baek @c_ydesen, Trine Juul Reder, Saija Volmari, Jaakko Kauko, Juho Anturaniemi, @Iris_A_Santos, Berglind Rós, Jón Torfi Jónasson 2/3

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Learning to analyze how ‘power’ (re)produces through/in space has been my latest intellectual passion! Thank you Berglind Berglind Rós University of Iceland for inviting me to talk about it Keep an👁️ out for my upcoming chapters on how I integrate critical theory w/ spatial analysis

Gravely disappointed and heartbroken to see the US Supreme Court overturning #RoeVsWade. We should be expanding women’s rights, not restricting them.

Nýr samfélagssáttmáli BSRB að þau sem sinna sam­fé­lags­lega mik­il­vægum störfum séu laun­uð til jafns við virði sitt ... sífellt erf­ið­ara hefur orðið að manna störf í heil­brigð­is-, félags-, og mennta­kerf­inu. kjarninn.is/skodun/nyr-sam… via Heimildin

At #ECER2024 a two-part panel examined the global reform wave in education, focusing on School-Autonomy-with-Accountability (SAWA). The presenters analyzed political coalitions, policy features, and national adaptations over 30 years through a transnational lens. Long thread👇🧵

Next, Berglind Rós discussed the Icelandic case, where school autonomy was adopted, but accountability policies were 'bypassed.' Despite attempts to introduce accountability in upper secondary education, these reforms faced strong resistance

Lastly, Paolo Landri linked the three presentations, highlighting the role of ‘timing’ in driving policy change while noting that somehow paradoxically, change is often necessary to maintain the status quo. Thanks for an engaging discussion!

My supervisor Diane Reay spot on in her new book x.com/TheSocReview/s…

'How do we become human in a post-human world' with digital tech? Great session from University of Iceland on course redesign focussing on #studentengagement & student-centred learning at #seraconf17

The new prime minister of Iceland is Katrín Jakobsdóttir: a 41-year-old democratic socialist, feminist, anti-militarist who says Iceland will expand its health-care system, "go farther than the Paris Accord" in fighting climate change and strive for increased gender equality.

Iceland’s supercool Prime Minister addresses the nation. Focus on equality, infrastructure projects and environment.