Historieundervisning utanför klassrummet : En lokal fallstudie kring historieundervisning i närområdet

Syftet med denna uppsats är främst att studera tillgången på lämpliga besöksmål i närområdet, samt lärare och elevers generella attityd och erfarenhet till studiebesök som en del i historieundervisningen. Detta sker genom en lokal fallstudie, där elever och lärare från mellanstadium, högstadium och gymnasiet deltar. Vidare får företrädare för ett lokalt museum ge sin syn på samarbetet med skolan. Undersökningen är tvådelad. Dels genom ett intervjuförande där de tre lärarna samt företrädaren för det lokala museet får komma till tals. Utöver detta tillkommer även en enkätundersökning där fyra stycken skolklasser från olika årskurser deltar. Resultatet visar på att såväl lärare, elever och lokala besöksföreståndare, överlag ser positivt på studiebesök, men att nyttjande av lokala besöksmål är varierande, och att mer nationella besöksmål föredras framför lokala motsvarigheter.

Travel Report from the first field trip within the SIDA supported project "Mini-grids supplied by renewable energy - improving technical and social feasibility : Including visits to Ihushi Development Center, Tweyambe Secondary School and Mavuno Project in Tanzania. Conducted in April 2011

This report describes the outcome of the first visit to Tanzania, within the project "Mini-grids supplied by renewable energy - improving technical and social feasibility". The trip included visits to three different organizations; Ihushi Development Center (IDC) near Mwanza, TIDESO near Bukoba, and Mavuno Project in Karagwe. At IDC, a brief evaluation of the current power system was done and measuring equipment for long term measurements were installed. At all three locations investigations regarding the current and future electricity demand were conducted and connections to people relevant to the study were established. The report is including as well some technical specifications as some observations regarding organization and management of the technical systems. The trip was including only short visits and therefore only brief introductions to the different organizations, based on observations done by the author. The report is hence describing the author’s understanding of the technical system and social structures after only short visits to each of the organizations, and may differ from observations done at another point in time, over a different time period, or by some other person.This report describes the outcome of the first visit to Tanzania, within the project "Mini-grids supplied by renewable energy - improving technical and social feasibility". The trip included visits to three different organizations; Ihushi Development Center (IDC) near Mwanza, TIDESO near Bukoba, and Mavuno Project in Karagwe. At IDC, a brief evaluation of the current power system was done and measuring equipment for long term measurements were installed. At all three locations investigations regarding the current and future electricity demand were conducted and connections to people relevant to the study were established. The report is including as well some technical specifications as some observations regarding organization and management of the technical systems. The trip was including only short visits and therefore only brief introductions to the different organizations, based on observations done by the author. The report is hence describing the author’s understanding of the technical system and social structures after only short visits to each of the organizations, and may differ from observations done at another point in time, over a different time period, or by some other person.