Picturebooks address a broad readership across age and other forms of diversity. Our research shows that engaging with picturebooks that challenge readers cognitively, affectively and/or aesthetically can support learning and promote critical reflection.
Our current project on inclusive education through challenging picturebooks convenes researchers from across Scandinavia, Europe, and Asia. We explore the opportunities for social inclusion and cultural literacy through children’s literature.
This research group belongs to the Faculty of Education and International Studies.
Read more about the group on our web page: Challenging Picturebooks in Education (uni.oslomet.no).
Heads of research group
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Projects
- Explorative Learning and Inclusive Education with Challenging Picturebooks
- Exploring Challenging Picturebooks in Education. International Perspectives on Language and Literature Learning (routledge.com)
- Tone Louise Stranden: Utforskende blikk på utfordrende bildebøker -en litteraturdidaktisk klasseromstudie på 2. trinn [An Exploratory View on Challenging Picturebooks – A Literature Didactic Classroom study in Year 2] (PhD study)
- Kaja Bjølgerud Grimsgaard: Challenging non-fiction picturebooks and inclusive interdisciplinary education (PhD study)
