Mari Johanne Wikhaug Andersen
Doctoral Research Fellow
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Center for Multilingualism in Society across the Lifespan
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Phone
+47 22844271
Mobile phone
22844271
Room
434
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Visiting address
Niels Henrik Abels vei 36
Henrik Wergelands hus
0313 Oslo
Postal address
Postboks 1102 Blindern
0316 Oslo
Other affiliations
Faculty of Humanities
(Student)
Academic interests
- Norwegian as a second language
- Multilingualism in the classroom
- Translanguaging
- Language attitudes
- Teachers' and students' perspectives in multilingual and multicultural classrooms
- Multicultural pedagogy
- The school subject Norwegian
My PhD project concentrates on the classroom interaction and experiences of teachers and students in vocational study programs in Norwegian upper secondary school. I focus on teachers’ beliefs, classroom practices and the perspectives of minority background multilingual students with short time of residency in Norway.
Background
- Lektorprogrammet, Norwegian and English, University of Oslo (2008-2014)
- Teacher Education Programme (PPU) (2011)
- Exchange term at UC Berkeley, sociology (2012)
- MA in Scandinavian Studies, University of Oslo (2014)
- Upper secondary school teacher, general studies and vocational study programs (2014-2019)
- Research Assistant at MultiLing (2019-2020)
Publications
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Andersen, Mari Johanne Wikhaug (2021). Yrkesfaglæreres oppfatninger om flerspråklighet.
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Andersen, Mari J. Wikhaug (2021). "We speak Norwegian in the classroom": Teachers' beliefs and monolingual practices in mainstream vocational classes.
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Andersen, Mari J. Wikhaug (2021). Multilingual students, mainly monolingual classroom: Beliefs and practices of a vocational program subject teacher.
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Andersen, Mari J. Wikhaug (2020). Exploring multilingualism in mainstream vocational classes (during a pandemic) – access, methods and pilot data.
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Andersen, Mari J. Wikhaug (2016). Unge svenskers møte med den norske talemålsvariasjonen. Språk i Norden. ISSN 2246-1701. p. 89–99.
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Andersen, Mari J. Wikhaug (2014). «Nynorsk är svårt att förstå. Jag tycker mer om gammelnorsk.» Svensker i Oslo og den norske talemålsvariasjonen.
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Andersen, Mari J. Wikhaug (2014). "Nynorsk är svårt att förstå. Jag tycker mer om gammelnorsk". Svensker i Oslo og den norske talemålsvariasjonen. Universitetet i Oslo.
Published May 14, 2019 2:44 PM
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