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Uppeldi og menntUn/icelandic JoUrnal of edUcation 23(1) 201424
Hver j ir fara í kennaranám og Hvers vegna?
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Greinin barst tímaritinu 2. mars 2012 og var samþykkt til birtingar 29. nóvember 2013
UM HÖfUnDinn
Halla Jónsdóttir (halla@hi.is) er aðjunkt við Menntavísindasvið Háskóla Íslands. Hún
er með meistara- og licentiatgráðu í hugmynda- og vísindasögu frá Uppsalaháskóla.
Rannsóknir hennar eru á sviði kennslufræði, menntunarsögu, fjölmenningar, lífsleikni
og siðfræði.
Who wants to enter teacher education, and why?
The views of student teachers and secondary school
students
abstract
This article is based on the findings of qualitative and quantitative research focusing
on the views of those who entered the teacher education program at the Faculty of
Teacher Education in the University of Iceland in 2009, as well as a group of students
in their last year of secondary school. More precisely, the research sought to extract the
participants’ views toward teacher education and compulsory school teaching. The
research also examined the background of first year student teachers whose aim was
to teach at grade school levels.
The research was conducted in the schoolyear 2009–2010. A questionnaire was
submitted to 118 students in their first year of teacher education, focusing on edu-
cation in compulsory school, and to 44 secondary school students during their final
year of study. In addition, focus groups were interviewed, comprising members from
above-mentioned groups. The focus group was arbitrarily chosen, in total twelve stu-
dent teachers and fifteen grade school students.