Eamiálbmogiid oahppoplánaovddideapmi – Eamiálbmogiid giela ja matematihkkaoahpahusa ovddideapmi
Dáhpáhusat:
From the Past to the Future: Knud Leem’s 1725 Account and 300 Years of Sámi Reindeer Herding Knowledge
Sámi allaskuvla ja Riikaidgaskasaš boazodoalloguovddáš leat almmuheame girjji skábmamánus 2024.
Sámi dutkama 50 jagi ávvudeapmi
Sámi Instituhta 50 jagi ávvudanseminára.
Nákkáhallan - hálddahusdiehtagiid magisttar Berit-Ellen Juuso
Hálddahusdiehtagiid magisttar Berit-Ellen Juuso nákkáhallá doavttirin sámegielas ja bealušta almmolaččat nákkosgirjji: Jietnadagas bustávvii – bustávas jietnadahkii: Sámegielat álgooahpahusa ohppiid teknihkalaš lohkandáidu.
Nákkosgirji lea almmuhuvvon nehttii dán čujuhusas: https://samas.brage.unit.no/samas-xmlui/handle/11250/3152174
Auditoria Sáhkaskáidi lea rabas guldaleddjiide. Bealušteapmi ii streamejuvvo, muhto filbmejuvvon nákkáhallan lea maŋŋil fidnemis dás (deaddil liŋkka).
The auditorium is open to the public. The defense will not be streamed, but a recording of the disputation will be available afterwards and uploaded to the homepage.
Geahččaladdanlogaldallan dieđihuvvon fáttás “Sámegiela čállin dálá dutkamušaid vuođul” álgá diibmu 10.00 / The trial lecture starts at 10.00
Nákkáhallan álgá diibmu 12.00 / The defense starts at 12.00
Nákkosgirjji čoahkkáigeassu
Doavttirgrádadutkamuš buktá dieđuid davvisámegielat oahpahusa álgooahpahusagi ohppiid lohkandáiddus. Dutkanbargu gieđahallá davvisámegielat 8-jahkásaš ohppiid teknihkalaš lohkandáiddu ja čájeha ohppiid lohkandáiddu dási giđđat dan jagi, go oahppit leat galgan olahit oahppoplána ulbmiliid lohkandáiddu ektui. Oahppit leat Norggas nuppi ceahkis ja Suomas vuosttaš luohkás, nappo sii leat goappat ceahkis/luohkás riikkaid skuvlavuogádaterohusaid geažil. Guovtti skuvlavuogádaga dutkan ohppiid dáidduid guorahallamiin lasiha ipmárdusa sámegiela lohkanoahppamis ja oahppoplánaid ulbmiliid ollašuvvamis.
Ulbmilin lea iskat ohppiid lohkandáiddu muttuid mielde, nappo iskat oahppi bustávva–jietnadat-vástideaddjivuođa, fonologalaš diđolašvuođa dáidduid, muittu ja lohkama. Dutkanmateriálan leat sámegielat 8-jahkásaš ohppiid (N=36) teknihkalaš lohkandáiddu gártemat.
Lohkandáiddu gártemat čađahuvvojedje Norggas sámegiela hálddašanguovllus ja Suomas sámiid ruovttuguovllus. Empiralaš dutkanmateriála analyserejuvvo kvantitatiivvalaččat ja kvalitatiivvalaččat. Kvantitatiivvalaš analysas veardiduvvo 8-jahkásaš ohppiid lohkama oassedáiddut sohkabeali ja suopmaniid ektui, ja dutkanmateriála analyserejuvvo ohppiid lohkandáidoteastta gaskaárvvuid, gaskabiđggiidemiid ja minima ja maksima árvvuid vuođul. Kvalitatiivvalaš analysas ohppiid lohkama oassedáiddut guorahallojuvvojit sámegiela morfologalaš ja fonologalaš gielalaš iešvuođaid vuođul.
Váldogávnnahus lea, ahte oahppit leat gaskamearálaččat olahan teknihkalaš lohkandáiddu dan jagi giđđat go sii devdet gávcci jagi. Dat mearkkaša dan, ahte oahppit leat gaskamearálaččat oahppan sámegiela bustávva–jietnadat-vástideaddjivuođa ja bastet dan vuođul dekodet sániid. Indiviiddaid gaskkas leat erohusat ja muhtin ohppiin leat vuhttomis čuolmmat lohkamis. Sámegiela bustávva–jietnadat-dovdamuš ja nammadandáidu einnostit teknihkalaš lohkandáiddu buorebut go fonologalaš diđolašvuođa dáiddut.
Dutkamuš buktá dieđuid sámegiela gielalaš iešvuođaid váikkuhusas sámegielat oahpahusa ohppiid lohkandáidui. Suopman fonologalaš iešvuohtan ii váikkut teknihkalaš lohkandáiddu huksemii. Sáhttá dulkot, ahte lohkan suopmana mielde dáhpáhuvvá easkka maŋŋeleappos go lohkanipmárdus lassána. Riikka váldogielas lea vuohttimis nu gohčoduvvon sirdinváikkuhus sámegiela lohkanoahppamii. Sámegiela iešvuođat vuhttojit ohppiid lohkanoahppamis sámegiela erenomáš bustávaid ja jietnadagaid oahppama hástalussan. Jietnadaga dovdamis vuhtto statistihkalaččat mearkkašahtti erohus nieiddaid lohkandáiddu buorrin bártniid ektui. Olles sániid lohkamis ii leat mearkkašahtti erohus sohkabeliid gaskkas. Sámebustávaid ja jietnadagaid oinnolašvuođas ja frekveanssas lea mearkkašupmi ohppiid dekodendáidui. Dutkamuša vuođul sáhttá oaidnit dárbbu deattuhit sámegiela erenomáš iešvuođaid lohkanoahpahusa ordnedettiin.
Sámegielat oahpahusa ohppiid lohkandáiddu dutkamis leat ain olu dutkan- ja ovdánahttindárbbut. Dutkandiehtu dárbbašuvvo dan sivas go ohppiid lohkandáiddu doarjun lea guovddáš rollas vai oahppi oahppama čuolmmat bohtet ovdan áiggil ja ahte oahppit oččošedje dárbbašlaš veahki rivttes áigge. Áitojuvvon sámegiela oahpahusa ohppiid lohkandáiddu doarjun gáibida dihtomielalaš doaibmabijuid oahpahusas vai buot oahppit sáhtášedje ovdánit iežaset eavttuid mielde.
Áššesánit: teknihkalaš lohkandáidu, fonologalaš diđolašvuohta, dekoden, muitu, lohkandáiddu gárten, davvisámegiella
Summary of the thesis/Abstract
From letters to sound and sounds to letter: Technical literacy of Sámi elementary school pupils
Doctoral thesis provides insights into the reading skills of primary school children in North Sámi-speaking education, and in particular delves into the Sámi reading skills of 8-year-old pupils in North Sámi-speaking education. The study will survey pupils’ reading skills in the spring when, according to the curriculum, the goals of learning to read should have been achieved. The pupils are in the second grade of Sámi language education in Norway and the first grade of Sámi language education in Finland. The pupils are in different grades due to the different school systems in the countries. Delving deeper into the two school systems increases the awareness of Sámi-speaking pupils’learning to read.
The aim of the research is to assess the pupils’learning of reading skills by sub-area. The reading skills test consists of four areas: managing letter-sound correspondence, managing phonological awareness skills, reading syllables and words, and finally examining memory capacity. The research material consists of survey material measuring the reading skills of 8-year-old Sámi-speaking pupils (N=36). The assessing was carried out in the administrative region of the Sámi language in Norway and the Sámi homeland region of Finland.
The empirical research material will be analysed quantitatively and qualitatively. The quantitative analysis compares the reading skills of 8-year-old pupils in relation to gender and dialects. The analysis examines the averages, standard deviations, and minimum and maximum values of the tasks of the reading ability test. In the qualitative analysis, the pupils’reading skills are examined on the basis of morphological and phonological characteristics of the Sámi language.
The research shows that, on average, pupils have achieved technical literacy in the Sámi language in the spring of the year they turn eight years old. This means that, on average, the pupils have learned the letter-sound correspondence of the Sámi language and are therefore successful in decoding. There are differences between individuals and some pupils show challenges in learning to read. Mastery of letter-sound correspondence predicts fluent technical reading skills better than tasks measuring phonological awareness.
The research provides information on the influence of the linguistic features of the Sámi language on the reading skills of pupils taught in the Sámi language. Dialect as a phonological feature does not affect the development of technical literacy. It can be interpreted that reading with a particular dialect only occurs at a later stage in the process in conjunction with an increased level of reading comprehension. It was possible to detect the effect of transfer from the majority national language on Sámi language reading acquisition. The characteristic features of the Sámi language can be seen in the pupils’learning to read as a challenge to recognize the special letters and sounds of the Sámi language. In the recognition of voices, a statistically significant difference between girls and boys can be observed in favor of girls. There is no significant difference between the sexes in the ability to read whole words. The prevalence and visibility of the special letters and sounds of the Sámi language affects pupils’decoding skills. Based on the research, it can be seen as necessary to take into account the special characteristics of the Sámi language when organizing reading instruction.
There are still research and development needs in the reading skills of the pupils of Sámi language education. Research data is needed for this reason, because supporting pupils’reading skills plays a central role, so that the pupil’s learning problems are detected in time and the necessary support measures are targeted in a timely manner. Supporting the reading skills of pupils in the endangered Sámi language and Sámi language education requires language-aware practices in teaching, so that all pupils have the opportunity to progress according to their own conditions.
Keywords: technical literacy, phonological awareness, decoding, memory, assessment of learning to read, Northern Sámi language
Bagadallit/Supervisors:
Váldobagadalli/Main supervisor:
Professor emeritus, PhD Nils Øivind Helander, Sámi allaskuvla
Mielbagadalli/Supervisor:
Professor, PhD Pigga Keskitalo, Lappi universitehta
Árvvoštallankomitea/Assessment commitee:
Professor, PhD Trond Trosterud, UiT – Norgga árkttalaš universitehta
Universitehtalektor emerita, PhD Marjatta Jomppanen, Oulu universitehta
Vuosttašamanueansa, PhD Rauna Rahko-Ravantti, Sámi allaskuvla – komitea jođiheaddji
Nákkáhallanjođiheaddji/Leader of defense:
Vuosttašamanueansa, PhD Johanna Ijäs Gaup, Sámi allaskuvla