ISA3500
Children and parents understood in an everyday life perspective
Last taught 2022
Autumn
Trondheim
Norwegian
About this course
Content
The course provides deepened knowledge of how an everyday life perspective of children and parents (families) in a complex and compound life situation can give access to a deeper understanding of the individual family's situation - whether families have children with disabilities, families with substance abuse, psychiatry and child welfare issues. etc-. The overall focus of the course is the significance of what is going on in everyday life and different perspectives on everyday life. It is in everyday life that people live their lives. Emphasis will be placed on how the habitual and taken for granted in everyday life can be understood as the most essential framework for our integrity, which in turn is of significant importance in the encounter with the support system.
Learning outcomes
Knowledge - The student has:
- In-depth and advanced knowledge of central theories of everyday life and everyday life
- in-depth knowledge of theories of families with complex and compound life situations
- In-depth knowledge of ontology and humanity
- in-depth knowledge of hermeneutics such as interpretation and understanding
- In-depth knowledge of parenthood and class
- deepened knowledge of complexity
- Expanded critical-knowledge competence
Skills - The student can:
- reflect on different aspects of everyday life and its meaning
- can identify "the taken for granted"
- can analyze theories, methods and interpretations related to parents and children in complex life situations
- can argue independently, objectively and systematically about topics covered in the subject
Competence - The student can:
- relate to, and apply everyday life knowledge critically and constructively
- reflect on and understand individual children's and parent's everyday life situations
- understand and see the connection between big and small events, tasks and activities in everyday life
- understand the meaning of the habitual
- understand how everyday life can take place in different ways
- ethical awareness in relation to children and parents' life situation
Teaching methods
The course consists of lectures, various forms of group work, self-study and oral presentations in seminars.