Re: consensus KRS 23rd October

"Alan Crozier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev i meddelandet
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> "Doug Weller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > On Mon, 01 Dec 2003 07:34:37 GMT, Inger E Johansson wrote:
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> > > No Definitely not! What you can't comprehend is that almost all I have
> > > presented to the group has been up for Academic discussions in
> seminaries
> > > either by me or my friends
> >
> > What do religious colleges have to do with this, Inger? :-)
> >
> > Seriously, do you mean you ran seminars and invited people to them?
> >
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> No, Inger is probably referring to a normal practice in the Swedish
> university system, that undergraduates as part of their degree write
longish
> essays and then defend them at a seminar arranged by the department. A
copy
> of each essay should be archived at the department.

That's the minor essays Alan. Not the others. There are different views at
different University. In Gothenburg my major essay/thesis(vetenskapligt
arbete inte uppsats) for my teacher's exam had covers and the essay was to
be sent to the University Library(haven't checked it were it is). In
Linköping the B-essay were kept in department, C-essay(vetenskapligt arbete)
a copy at the department one at the Library the thesis(D-essay)
vetenskapligt arbete were sent to the University Library in 3 copies.
In Gothenburg at an other dept then the one above they kept B and C-essays
at the dept. What they did with the D-essay/thesis I don't know because I
only wrote a B-essay at the Culture-Geography Dept.

As I told before you need to have at least one C-essay plus a score of 120
for a BA, at least one D-essay(vetenskapligt arbete) + a score of 160 for an
MA;
I don't know the new system for becoming a teacher but in the one I attended
you needed at least two subjects where you had written at least a
C-essay(vetenskapligt arbete) in each some subject such as Swedish language
you had to have at least a D-essay in in either case you needed a score of
minimum 180 to become a teacher in the later grades.

The earlier Swedish system was better I think. Then you started with your
subjects and finished with the teacher education. That's what I think, I
don't know.

Inger E

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