The international scientific literature increasingly highlights the theoretical and applicative differences between research with/on adults and research with/on children and videos, photographs and drawings are highly recommended. When a researcher chooses to use images during his/her research process, there are several ontological and epistemological problems. This paper presents some critical reflections about the use of photographs in a pedagogical and intercultural research with children, trying to focus on the potentials and limitations of this technique. A methodological instrument could also become a facilitator of intercultural education when, observing the same images, children could express different and similar perspectives
Date of Acceptance: 05/12/2014Aim To reflect on the use of photo elicitation as a data collection me...
Photo-based methods such as photo elicitation and photo voice are arts-based participatory approache...
Photo-elicitation is recognised as a visual method which can enhance children’s participation in res...
The international scientific literature increasingly highlights the theoretical and applicative diff...
This article focuses on the photo-narrative research process with children and young people. The ph...
In relation to any claims about “child-centred” research, the present article stresses the need to ...
This paper discusses how visual ethnographic research, involving childinitiated digital photography,...
In relation to any claims about “child-centred” research, the present article stresses the need to r...
In relation to any claims about “child-centred” research, the present article stresses the need to r...
In this article we seek to contribute to the emerging conversation on child-centered research method...
In this paper we discuss the methods of auto-photography and photo-interviews. The benefits and disa...
Children can sometimes find it difficult to articulate their experiences if they have to rely solely...
Background and aims. Engaging children in research about their lives is an essential component of p...
This work uses text and photos to explore research into visual methods with children in Pakistan and...
Abstract: In this article we seek to contribute to the emerging conversation on child-centered resea...
Date of Acceptance: 05/12/2014Aim To reflect on the use of photo elicitation as a data collection me...
Photo-based methods such as photo elicitation and photo voice are arts-based participatory approache...
Photo-elicitation is recognised as a visual method which can enhance children’s participation in res...
The international scientific literature increasingly highlights the theoretical and applicative diff...
This article focuses on the photo-narrative research process with children and young people. The ph...
In relation to any claims about “child-centred” research, the present article stresses the need to ...
This paper discusses how visual ethnographic research, involving childinitiated digital photography,...
In relation to any claims about “child-centred” research, the present article stresses the need to r...
In relation to any claims about “child-centred” research, the present article stresses the need to r...
In this article we seek to contribute to the emerging conversation on child-centered research method...
In this paper we discuss the methods of auto-photography and photo-interviews. The benefits and disa...
Children can sometimes find it difficult to articulate their experiences if they have to rely solely...
Background and aims. Engaging children in research about their lives is an essential component of p...
This work uses text and photos to explore research into visual methods with children in Pakistan and...
Abstract: In this article we seek to contribute to the emerging conversation on child-centered resea...
Date of Acceptance: 05/12/2014Aim To reflect on the use of photo elicitation as a data collection me...
Photo-based methods such as photo elicitation and photo voice are arts-based participatory approache...
Photo-elicitation is recognised as a visual method which can enhance children’s participation in res...