Karianne Skovholt

Professor
Faculty of Humanities, Sports and Educational Science
Department of Languages and Literature Studies
Campus Vestfold (D3-38)
Karianne Skovholt is a Professor of Norwegian didactics and conversation analysis. She has over ten years of experience from teacher education and research management. She masters linguistic methods such as conversation analysis (EMCA) and critical discourse analysis (CDA). In conversation analytic research, she is particularly concerned with how research findings from analyses of professional interaction can be used to inform, improve or change professional practice. She has especially contributed to developing conversation analysis as a field of applied research by creating and testing video-based instructional methods for teacher education. By drawing the teacher students directly into the classrooms through video recordings and analyzes of real classroom situations, the teacher education can offer teaching that is close to practice and relevant for practicioners.

Responsibilities

  • Conversation as a tool for professional practice. One-day interdisciplinary conference in conversation analysis (CA)
  • Interaction analysis and conversation analysis in kindergarten and school. PhD-course (PEDRES)
  • Proect leader CAiTE - Conversation Analytic Innovation for Teacher Education (NFR / The Research Council of Norway)
  • Researcher in CritLit - Critical literacy in a digital and global textual world (NFR / The Research Council of Norway) 
  • Leader of the research group NIA (Network for Interaction Analysis), USN

Competences

Conversation Analysis

Discourse Analysis

Critical Literacy

Conversation Analytic Role Play Method (CARM)

 

Publications in Cristin