Malin Norberg
Universitetslektor|Senior Lecturer
- Professional title: Senior Lecturer
- Academic title: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
- Department: Department of Education (UTV)
- Telephone: +46 (0)10-1428346
- Email: malin.norberg@miun.se
- Visitor address: Sidsjövägen 5, Sundsvall
- Room number: D327A
- Location: Sundsvall
Research projects
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Publications
Articles in journals
Chapters in books
Conference papers
Doctoral theses, comprehensive summaries
Reports
Articles in journals
Norberg, M. (2022). Young students’ meaning-making when working with mathematics textbooks : A multimodal study focusing on the designed and the discovered. Research in Mathematics Education,
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Norberg, M. (2021). Communicating Mathematics through Images : A multimodal study of Year One students’ meaning-making when working with mathematics textbooks. LUMAT, vol. 9: 1, pp. 945-970.
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Norberg, M. (2021). Exercise design in mathematics textbooks : the case of subtraction. Nordisk matematikkdidaktikk, NOMAD, vol. 26: 1, pp. 5-30.
Norberg, M. (2019). Potential for Meaning Making in Mathematics Textbooks : A Multimodal Analysis of Subtraction in Swedish Year 1. Designs for Learning, vol. 11: 1, pp. 52-62.
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Chapters in books
Dahlström, H.
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Norberg, M. (2021). Studenter som medskapare i lärarutbildning : erfarenheter av att utveckla en analysmodell för multimodal analys.
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Didaktiska reflektioner - reflektioner om didaktik : specialnummer. Sundsvall : Mittuniversitetet (Utbildningsvetenskapliga studier). pp. 87-107.
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Åberg-Bengtsson, L. , Beach, D. , Bergnell Karlsson, A. , Ljung-Djärf, A. , Ottosson, T. , Karlsson, K. G. , Norberg, M. , Westman, A. & et al. (2014). När Agnes fick va solen så fattade man ju precis : Om illustrationer i undervisning av yngre elever. In Resultatdialog. Stockholm : Vetenskapsrådet. pp. 246-254.
Conference papers
Johansson, H. , Norberg, M. & Österholm, M. (2022). A multimodal perspective on number sense in digital learning resources. In Proceedings of the 45th Conference of the International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education.. pp. 241-
Norberg, M. (2021). Students, agency and mathematical subjectivity.
In
Exploring new ways to connect : Proceedings of the Eleventh International Mathematics Educationand Society Conference. Hamburg : . pp. 709--718.
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Norberg, M. (2018). Children making meaning of mathematics textbooks : - a multimodal study. Paper presented at the 9ICOM, Multimodality – moving the theory forward. 15 – 17 August, 2018, Odense, Denmark
Norberg, M. (2018). Elevers meningsskapande av matematikläroböcker. Paper presented at the Madif 11, Matematikdidaktiska forskningsseminariet, 23-24 januari 2018, Karlstad
Norberg, M. (2018). Läroboken som multimodal text : En läroboksanalys i grundskolans åk 1 med fokus på subtraktion. Paper presented at the Matematikbiennalen 2018, 25-26 januari 2018, Karlstad
Norberg, M. (2017). Mathematics textbooks in primary school : A multimodal perspective.
Paper presented at the Nordic Conference on Mathematics Education, NORMA, Stockholm, 30 maj-2 juni, 2017
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Norberg, M. (2015). How do children in primary school make use of illustrations in mathematics textbooks?. Paper presented at the NERA 2015 The 43th Annual Congress of the Nordic Educational Research Association 4-6 March 2015
Norberg, M. (2015). Making meaning of illustrations : A study of primary school students and affordances in mathematics textbooks.
Paper presented at the EECERA _ European early childhood Education Research, Barcelona, Sept.2015
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Doctoral theses, comprehensive summaries
Norberg, M. (2020). Från design till meningsskapande : En multimodal studie om elevers arbete med matematikläroböcker i årskurs 1.
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Sundsvall : Mittuniversitetet, 2020 (Mid Sweden University doctoral thesis : 317)
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Reports
Norberg, M. (2014). "Det är för att det ska bli lite svårare?" : - Om illustrationer i matematikläroböcker i grundskolans tidiga år och elevers handskande med dessa.. Härnösand : Mittuniversitetet (Utbildningsvetenskapliga studier 2014:1).
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