Kroppen i læring, læring i kroppen: Kropsforankret sprogundervisning på Zoom og i auditoriet

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https://doi.org/10.7146/dut.v17i32.129438

Resumé

Didaktiske eksperimenter på natur- og sundhedsvidenskab har vist at læringsaktiviteter der giver universitetsstuderende relevante sansemotoriske erfaringer, styrker forståelse og hukommelse, men betydningen af sansning og bevægelse i humanioraundervisning er underbelyst. Gennem to pilotstudier med fokus på design, deltagelse og evaluering undersøger denne artikel kropsforankret læring på Humaniora i to læringskontekster: digital undervisning på Zoom og
auditorieundervisning på campus. Undersøgelsen viser at det også i humanioraundervisning er muligt at udvikle kropsforankrede læringsaktiviteter med stærk konceptuel integration, at de studerende deltog aktivt, og at de evaluerede aktiviteterne meget positivt. Sammenligningen af det fysiske og digitale læringsrum viser at kropsforankrede læringsaktiviteter fungerede godt i begge, med tilpasning til læringskonteksternes forskellige praktiske begrænsninger og muligheder. Auditoriet er en potentielt mere sårbar kontekst fordi deltagelse er synlig for alle, men samtidig åbner samværet i et fælles fysisk og socialt rum mulighed for aktiviteter hvor samspillet mellem de studerendes kroppe er grundlaget for læringsaktiviteternes konceptuelle integration. 

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2022-06-13

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Boeg Thomsen, D. (2022). Kroppen i læring, læring i kroppen: Kropsforankret sprogundervisning på Zoom og i auditoriet. Dansk Universitetspædagogisk Tidsskrift, 17(32), 53–72. https://doi.org/10.7146/dut.v17i32.129438

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