2022
DOI: 10.1080/20004508.2021.2019375
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Edu-business within the Triple Helix. Value production through assetization of educational research

Abstract: Growing demands on evidence-based teaching, combined with increasing business involve-ment, constitute a transformation of education in which research and research collaborations have become commodities and selling points for companies. This article, building on interviews with 30 Swedish edupreneurs, explores how the discursive trope of the Triple Helix organises collaborations between the business sector, research, and school. In what ways do people in edu-business use research and research collaborations an… Show more

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“…These were companies that presented themselves (in Learniture’s words) as ‘understanding about blood flow, cognitive function and the design of ‘little people’. These were companies that drew on research from Stanford and MIT, and engaged in what Ideland and Serder (2022, n.p) describe as a common practice amongst edu-businesses of the ‘assetization of educational research’. These products were conveying superficial readings of quite complex science to educational consumers who would not other have time to read the original research reports, but work in contexts where ‘evidence driven’ practice is an increasing expectation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These were companies that presented themselves (in Learniture’s words) as ‘understanding about blood flow, cognitive function and the design of ‘little people’. These were companies that drew on research from Stanford and MIT, and engaged in what Ideland and Serder (2022, n.p) describe as a common practice amongst edu-businesses of the ‘assetization of educational research’. These products were conveying superficial readings of quite complex science to educational consumers who would not other have time to read the original research reports, but work in contexts where ‘evidence driven’ practice is an increasing expectation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Med stöd i utbildningssociologen Basil Bernsteins (2000) distinktion mellan instruktionell och regulativ diskurs studerar vi hur kompetensutvecklingen förhåller sig till detta tvådelade uppdrag. Vi riktar särskild uppmärksamhet mot hur innehållet formar den instruktionella och regulativa diskursen i en marknadiserad och decentraliserad utbildningssektor, där en mängd olika aktörer verkar och erbjuder lärare kompetensutveckling (Ball, 2009;Ideland & Serder, 2022;Lundahl m.fl, 2013).…”
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“…Men resultat av tidigare forskning och myndighetsrapporter antyder att sådana kompetensutvecklingsaktörer spelar en roll också på kommunal nivå (se t.ex. Ideland & Serder, 2022;Skolverket, 2019b;Wermke, 2013).…”
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“…Liknande diskussioner kring forskningens nyttighet och användbarhet finns i den kommersiella sektor som säljer produkter och tjänster till skolortill exempel konsultbyråer, konferensarrangörer, ed-tech-företag med flera. Liksom policyföreträdare och, förvånansvärt ofta, akademiker så talar de om problem med att de utbildningsvetenskapliga forskarna -och då inte minst pedagoger -är positionerade i universitetens "elfenbenstorn" där de forskar på sådant som inte kommer skolorna till gagn (Ideland et al, 2021;Ideland & Serder, 2022;Popkewitz, 2020).…”
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