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Professor Katarina Mårtensson appointed as a new member of SUHF’s expert group on higher education p

Professor Katarina Mårtensson appointed as a new member of SUHF’s expert group on higher education pedagogy Professor Katarina Mårtensson appointed as a new member of SUHF’s expert group on higher education pedagogy By Annika Diehl - Published 21 February 2025 Professor Katarina Mårtensson from the Department of Educational Sciences has been elected as a member of SUHF’s (the Association of Swedis

https://www.uvet.lu.se/en/article/professor-katarina-maartensson-aer-nyinvald-ledamot-i-suhfs-expertgrupp-foer-hoegskolepedagogiska-fraagor/ - 2026-07-06

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Under år 2015 antog regeringen en ändring av brottsbalken (BrB, 1962:700) som ger rätten en möjlighet att erkänna strafflindring i fall där den tilltalade medverkar till utredningen av sin egen brottslighet (29 kap. 5 a § 1 st. BrB). Fastän ändringen hade önskvärda syften, bland annat en ökad effektivitet, är rätten att inte belasta sig själv en generell och grundläggande rättighet som inte får glIn 2015, the Swedish government adopted an amendment of the Swedish Criminal Code (brottsbalken, 1962:700) which grants the court a possibility to reduce the penalty in cases where the defendant contributes to the investigation of their own crime (chapter 29 § 5 a 1). While the rationale behind the amendment lies upon desirable arguments such as efficiency, the privilege against self-incrimination

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Title: Are we born gifted or can we learn and teach our children to be musically interested? The aim of this study is to evaluate how we influence the development of musicality in children. The study included 30 persons divided into three groups (ten members in each group). Group 1 consisted of pregnant women. Group 2 consisted of parents of babies age 0 to 1 year old and group 3 teenage parents.