A new location-independent entrepreneurship in rural areas
The overall aim of this project is to, in cooperation with municipalities in rural areas, investigate the conditions for rural schools and develop an entrepreneurial approach in purpose to increase the quality of teaching in the extending digital world.
This research project contributes with in-depth analyzes of data from several municipalities and their schools, school environments and teaching conditions. The project is a research-based intervention study, which means that situational problems can and will be considered.
Problem-solving proposals are drawn up together with the municipalities and their representatives, in particular with teachers and school leaders, but also with education managers within the municipalities and representatives from local entrepreneurs.
Initiatives that involve companies, parents and parent groups have the potential to raise the school's relevance and status in the local community, and thus contribute to a new view of the rural school's activities and thus the future possibilities in the municipalities.
The project is part of the research in the Studies in Curriculum, Teaching and Evaluation External link. (SITE) research group. The project is also a part of the research programme LeaDS.
About the project
Project period
July 1, 2022–June 30, 2025
Financier
The Kamprad Family Foundation
Project leader
Peter Erlandson, Linnaeus University
Other project members
- Anne Kjellsdotter, Associate Senior Lecturer, Halmstad University
- Ninni Wahlström, Linnaeus University
- Ulrika Bossér, Linnaeus University
Collaboration partner
Linnaeus University