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Lilja, Annika; Franck, Olof; Osbeck, Christina; Sporre, Karin; Lifmark, David; Lyngfelt, Anna – British Journal of Religious Education, 2023
In Sweden, ethics education occupies a prominent position in the curriculum, both in the general, introductory sections and as a part of the subject religious education. The aim of this article is to investigate teachers' insights regarding ethics education and to contribute knowledge about opportunities and challenges with ethics education, by…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Ethical Instruction, Religious Education, Teacher Attitudes
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Lyngfelt, Anna; Sporre, Karin; Lifmark, David; Lilja, Annika; Osbeck, Christina; Franck, Olof – Cambridge Journal of Education, 2023
The overarching aim is to explore what teachers perceive as the opportunities provided by using literature in ethics education in compulsory school. When being interviewed, in what ways do the teachers express views on the potential of fiction to encourage students to accept certain human conditions as imaginable, or to create motivation for…
Descriptors: Ethics, Fiction, Teaching Methods, Teacher Attitudes
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Lilja, Annika; Osbeck, Christina – Journal of Moral Education, 2020
The delicate question of teaching ethics in compulsory school regained urgency in Sweden in 2013 when national tests were introduced in religious education, of which ethics is a part. In this article, a variety of ethical competences that teachers want their students to develop are presented, based on group interviews with 46 teachers. Grounded…
Descriptors: Ethics, Teacher Attitudes, Moral Values, Grounded Theory
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Lilja, Annika; Franck, Olof; Osbeck, Christina; Sporre, Karin – Education 3-13, 2018
The aim of this article is to highlight some conceptions of ethical competence identified in interviews with teachers in religious education in Sweden, and within analyses of policy documents in a Swedish and an Icelandic educational context. As a starting point we take seven interviewed teachers' comments about what they view as important ethical…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Ethics, Competence, Teacher Competencies