Children’s participation and democracy are concepts in need of being discussed from several angles in the setting of early childhood education. This paper is based on empirical materials from seven research conversations with four groups of staff in Norwegian nurseries. The conversations keep a focus on the social dimension of the meals in nursery. The purpose of the paper is to explore how different discourses in the conversations construct episodes where either adults or children, as participants in a meal challenge and break the structures of the meal community. Using concepts from the theory of the Radical Democracy, the paper discusses how two discourses in the conversations can make different conditions for conflicts as democratic pr...
The aim of this thesis is to study what role the Swedish school meal has as a public meal in Swedish...
The meal in the kindergarten is a unique social arena. You can easily communicate with the children ...
Food practices are culturally and historically situated, and so are conceptions of ‘risk’. Comparati...
Children’s participation and democracy are concepts in need of being discussed from several angles i...
This study aims to examine how preschool teachers believe that they are working on democracy and chi...
The purpose of this study is to examine aspects of democracy as they occur in the encounters between...
Abstract: Children’s formal right to participate in the formation of their everyday life in Norwegia...
From the Introduction: How do Early Childhood and Care Institutions (ECCs) arrange their meals? S...
Democracy gives adults and children different rights to influence political processes, where the cle...
The aim of this study is to explore children’s experiences of dinnertime in the home and lunchtime i...
AbstractIn this article we investigate how professionals talk about transition from day-care centre ...
New kindergarten architecture in Norway with special rooms designed for specific learning activities...
In Sweden, approximately 84% of children are enrolled in preschool, which constitutes the first step...
The topic of this master’s thesis is: “Children’s resistance as participation,” seen in light of per...
Meginmarkmið rannsóknarinnar er að leita svara við því hvort lýðræði og valdefling birtist í matmáls...
The aim of this thesis is to study what role the Swedish school meal has as a public meal in Swedish...
The meal in the kindergarten is a unique social arena. You can easily communicate with the children ...
Food practices are culturally and historically situated, and so are conceptions of ‘risk’. Comparati...
Children’s participation and democracy are concepts in need of being discussed from several angles i...
This study aims to examine how preschool teachers believe that they are working on democracy and chi...
The purpose of this study is to examine aspects of democracy as they occur in the encounters between...
Abstract: Children’s formal right to participate in the formation of their everyday life in Norwegia...
From the Introduction: How do Early Childhood and Care Institutions (ECCs) arrange their meals? S...
Democracy gives adults and children different rights to influence political processes, where the cle...
The aim of this study is to explore children’s experiences of dinnertime in the home and lunchtime i...
AbstractIn this article we investigate how professionals talk about transition from day-care centre ...
New kindergarten architecture in Norway with special rooms designed for specific learning activities...
In Sweden, approximately 84% of children are enrolled in preschool, which constitutes the first step...
The topic of this master’s thesis is: “Children’s resistance as participation,” seen in light of per...
Meginmarkmið rannsóknarinnar er að leita svara við því hvort lýðræði og valdefling birtist í matmáls...
The aim of this thesis is to study what role the Swedish school meal has as a public meal in Swedish...
The meal in the kindergarten is a unique social arena. You can easily communicate with the children ...
Food practices are culturally and historically situated, and so are conceptions of ‘risk’. Comparati...