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In this bonus episode, podcast guest Emma Leijnse from the Sydsvenskan newspaper answers our panelists' questions on increasing school segregation, the pros and cons of digitalisation in schools, and why girls continue to outperform boys.
In this bonus episode of our Sweden in Focus podcast, host Paul O’Mahony is joined by panelists Emma Löfgren, Richard Orange, and Becky Waterton for the second part of our interview with Emma Leijnse, schools reporter for the Sydsvenkan newspaper and the author of several books on the Swedish school system.
After last week's episode, Richard had some thoughts about what international studies say about schools:
Other topics we discuss in this episode include:
School segregation
PIRLS study
PISA study
Boys & girls
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In this bonus episode of our Sweden in Focus podcast, host Paul O’Mahony is joined by panelists Emma Löfgren, Richard Orange, and Becky Waterton for the second part of our interview with Emma Leijnse, schools reporter for the Sydsvenkan newspaper and the author of several books on the Swedish school system.
After last week's episode, Richard had some thoughts about what international studies say about schools:
Other topics we discuss in this episode include:
School segregation
PIRLS study
PISA study
Boys & girls
You can follow Sweden in Focus and listen to the episode on our podcast page.
Or you can listen here:
- Sweden in Focus on Apple Podcasts
- Sweden in Focus on Spotify
- Sweden in Focus on Google Podcasts
Alternatively, you can search for Sweden in Focus wherever you listen to podcasts.
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