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Torbjørn Lundhaug's profile photo shows a Caucasian man practicing an outdoor water sport, wearing a bright orange jacket.

Dr. Torbjørn Lundhaug

Associate Professor, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences

Torbjørn Lundhaug is an Associate Professor at Western Norway University of Applied Sciences in the Faculty of Education, Arts and Sports. His areas of expertise include physical education for primary and secondary school teacher candidates, outdoor education, and early childhood teacher education. Building resilience in an outdoor environment is at the core of his research.

Professeur associé, Université des sciences appliquées de Norvège occidentale

Torbjørn Lundhaug est professeur associé à l’Université des sciences appliquées de Norvège occidentale, à la faculté d'éducation, d'arts et de sports. Ses domaines d'expertise comprennent l'éducation physique pour les futurs enseignants du primaire et du secondaire, l'éducation en plein air et la formation des enseignants de la petite enfance. Le développement de la résilience dans un environnement extérieur est aussi au cœur de ses recherches.

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The photo captured some students canoeing on a peaceful lake with big smiles on their face.
Sharing Teaching Experiences: The Benefits of International Teacher Education Partnerships
[ Feature Article ] There is much to learn from looking beyond our own borders. Through international partnerships engagements it can support everyone’s professional development, practice and pedagogy, philosophies of learning and teaching, and friendships. This article is one of a three-part series on two teacher training programs, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences (HVL) in Norway and Mount Royal University (MRU) in Calgary, collaboration in the field of Physical and Outdoor Education in teacher education.
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