Anne-Erita Gunhildrud Berta

Associate Professor
Faculty of Humanities, Sports and Educational Science
Department of Culture, Religion and Social Studies
Campus Vestfold (C1-54)
Social Anthropologist with ethnographic fieldwork from Sumatra, Indonesia (2012-13), and Aarhus, Denmark (2015-2017) as part of her masters- and doctoral degree. The master thesis analyses a group of nomadic hunter-gather-gardeners resilience in a world of deforestation and pressure to sedentary life. The doctoral thesis explores the values of small business owners in and their resilience against liberal market capitalism. I also hold a PPU-degree (2019) and have experience from teaching in primary school in Norway. Current research: Participant observation as method in Kindergartens and Schools and formative assessment and holitic assessment practices in Norwegian schools.

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Publications in Cristin