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This Scandinavian Article Club is with Professor Kristin Walseth and we (Robin Fjellner and Dean Barker) are talking about indigenous knowledge in PE as it has become mandatory in Norway. We are discussing a paper produced by Walseth and her PhD student and colleagues that is called:Teaching Indigenous knowledges and perspectives in physical education teacher education (PETE): discursive tensions at the cultural interface. It appeared in Curriculum Studies in Health and Physical Education in 2024. The authors are Sandro Claudio Vita, LeAnne Petherick, and Hayley McGlashin Fainu.
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