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Heidi Marian Haraldsen

Haraldsen is Associate Professor in Education/Pedagogy and Head of the teacher certification program "Educational theory and practice in dance and theatre" at KHiO. At KHiO she has taught and worked with research in art education and educational psychology since 2008. Heidi has a bachelor's degree in Dance from the Academy of Dance at KHiO. She has long experience as an artist, practicing as a dance teacher, choreographer, and dance performer with a special interest in artistic community work. Her academic background stem from the University of Oslo, the Faculty of Educational Sciences; where she completed her degree (cand. ed.) with a dissertation of aesthetic education and aesthetic learning. She has also worked as editor and co-author for teaching materials in dance subjects through the book series Scenetreff at Tell publishing company. Heidi completed her doctoral thesis at Norwegian School of Sport Sciences in 2019 on talent development in a comparative perspective on performing arts and sport. Her research is within performance psychology and concerns the role of personal and environmental factors in elite youth performers' quality of motivation, performance and mental health.

Ongoing research project

REDE - Resilienceand Ethics in Dance Education

REDE is an overarching research project initiated by the academy of dance, at Oslo National Academy of Arts (KHiO). The REDE project aims to produce knowledge and applied research in order to empower dance students and strengthen their future professional potential.

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Research results

  • Heidi Marian Haraldsen: Fordypning, talent,prestasjonskultur - for elevens beste? (2024).
    Academic lecture. More information
  • Heidi Marian Haraldsen: Self-Determined Motivation within Dance Education and Professional Practice (2024).
    Academic lecture. More information
  • Heidi Marian Haraldsen: Talent, fordypning, dybde - Myter, forskning og kritisk refleksjon rundt talentutvikling og prestasjonskultur i utøvende kunst (2024).
    Popular scientific lecture. More information
  • Heidi Marian Haraldsen & Oda Julie Hembre: Læringsavatar- Et prosjekt som skal utforske og utvikle digital didaktikk på praktisk-estetiske fag sine premisser (2023).
    Academic lecture. More information
  • Heidi Marian Haraldsen, Bård Erlend Solstad, Danielle C. Fredriksen, Henrik Gustafsson, Sanna M. Nordin-Bates & Camilla J. Knight: An exploration of reciprocity among teacher and students in female pre-professional ballet education: a shared reality theory perspective (2023).
    Academic article (full text). More information
  • Michelle Schachtler Dwarika & Heidi Marian Haraldsen: Mental health in dance: A scoping review (2023).
    Academic literature review (full text). More information
  • Heidi Marian Haraldsen: Talentutvikling i dans - en dynamisk prosess (2022).
    Lecture. More information
  • Michelle Schachtler Dwarika & Heidi Marian Haraldsen: Scoping review: Mental health in dance (2022).
    Academic lecture. More information
  • Heidi Marian Haraldsen: Fordypning, talent, dybde? -begrep, myter og felles forståelse rundt fordypningsprogrammet i kulturskolen? (2022).
    Lecture. More information
  • Heidi Marian Haraldsen: Teaching and Learning in Dance (2022).
    Academic lecture. More information

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