58. Samerna och den svenska skolan - historiskt och idag Passed
Friday November 16, 201810:30 - 12:00 T6
Moderator:Kristina Sehlin Macneil Panelists:Charlotta Svonni, Helena Lundgren, Johanna Njaita, Peter Johansson
Panelen behandlar direkt, strukturellt och kulturellt våld gentemot det samiska inom utbildningsväsendet i Sverige, historiskt och idag. Utbildning för samer har varit en del av den svenska statens kolonisering av Sápmi. I början av 1900-talet skapades nomadskolan vilken kritiserades hårt av samer eftersom samiska barn fick en lägre utbildningsnivå än svenska barn. Idag har Sverige människorättsliga åtaganden att undervisa om det samiska. Trots det råder en enorm okunskap om samisk historia, kultur och samhälle i Sverige, och undervisning om Sápmi och samerna i svensk skola är minst sagt bristfällig. I fokus för panelsamtalet står dels utformning och utveckling av nomad- respektive sameskolväsendet historiskt och idag; dels hur utbildning om Sápmi och samisk historia, kultur och samhälle bedrivs i den svenska skolan och hur dessa områden beaktas och behandlas inom lärarutbildningen.
Organizer
Göteborgs universitet i samverkan med Vaartoe/Centrum för samisk forskning vid Umeå universitet
Tags
Skolan Urfolk
Form
Seminarium
Prioriterade målgrupper
Gymnasieelever Lärare och pedagoger Forskare Civilsamhälle Tjänstepersoner vid kommun Tjänstepersoner vid statliga myndigheter/departement Intresserad allmänhet
Language
Svenska
Sign language interpretation
Nej/No
Lecturers
Kristina Sehlin Macneil
Moderator
Postdoktor vid Vaartoe - Centrum för samisk forskning
Charlotta Svonni
Panelist
Doktorand vid Institutionen för Idé- och Samhällsstudier och Vaartoe – Centrum för Samisk forskning, Umeå Universitet
Helena Lundgren
Panelist
Undervisningsråd, Skolverket
Johanna Njaita
Panelist
Ordförande i nämnden för Sameskolstyrelsen
Peter Johansson
Panelist
Institutionen för globala studier, Göteborgs universitet
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