Search liu.se

Maths Coach Online is a chat service offering pupils in primary and secondary school free online mathematics help from university students. Maths Coach Online also provides a basis for research on how to deliver online-based education.

The last week of September, science and research is celebrated in over 370 cities in 27 countries across Europe.

Girls are just as interested in science and technology as boys are, according to researchers Anders Jidesjö and Åsa Danielsson.

NATDID’s aims to support the development of education in science and technology by communicating current research to Swedish schools.

This project uses action research to study how teachers in school, preschool class and leisure-time center talk about, create the conditions for and implement work with collaboration.

Indian principal Seetha Murty has worked with children’s and young people’s learning throughout her professional life. American professor Cindy W. Christian has devoted her career to developing the care of abused children.

He came to Linköping as a student in the early 1980s. Some 40 years later, Lasse Alfredsson is still at LiU. A teacher with a drive to constantly seek to improve remains. And his reward, students’ Aha! moments, is hard to beat.

Researchers at Linköping University are studying whether a reading robot can increase fourth graders’ interest in reading. The interdisciplinary project brings together researchers in technology, cognition and pedagogy.

A new project at LiU provides international exchange students an opportunity to participate in a cultural exchange experience. Students have the chance to visit schools and share their culture with pupils while gaining insight into Swedish culture.

Per Jensen, professor of ethology, is the first to receive a newly established prize at the Faculty of Engineering, Linköping University: NSS School Collaboration Prize.