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Stig-Börje Asplund is a Professor of Educational Work at Karlstad University, affiliated with the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences and the Department of Educational Studies. His research focuses on vocational education pedagogy, reader identity formation, and gender studies, particularly exploring working-class masculinities in educational contexts. He has contributed extensively to understanding classroom dynamics in vocational settings, including plumbing, welding, and handicraft education.
Key research areas include the role of identity, tool usage, and digital literacy in vocational training. He has published widely on topics such as smartphone use in classrooms, rural reading practices, and the intersection of masculinity with educational engagement. His work often integrates sociological and anthropological perspectives, emphasizing empirical studies in Swedish and international educational environments.
Recent studies highlight innovative approaches like mobile eel traps (though not directly related to his primary field), but his core focus remains on pedagogical strategies in technical and vocational education. His research bridges theory and practice, influencing curriculum design and educational policy.
