Abstract The study focuses on performances of joy in children’s relations in everyday life situations in early childhood education and care (ECEC) settings. The aim is to explore how these joyous performances shape and are shaped by children’s relations. The study was conducted at one Finnish open ECEC center between 2013 and 2016. The research material consisted of video recordings, written observations, and field notes. In the analysis, a holistic narrative approach was utilized. The study is positioned in the scientific field of childhood studies. The theoretical and methodological premises are drawn from narrative approaches and from the dialogical philosophy of Martin Buber. The study challenges the traditional individual perspective ...
Abstract Children’s drama and picture books are taken into account in children’s daily activities t...
The aim of the thesis was to observe and strengthen the existing skills of empathy in children in a ...
Abstract This study investigates young children’s views of successful learning situations in their ...
Abstract The study focuses on teachers’ and children’s shared moments of joy in early childhood edu...
The study focuses on teachers’ and children’s shared moments of joy in early childhood education set...
The study examines teacher-child interaction in the early childhood classroom using improvisation as...
Abstract Emotions and emotion regulation skills play an important role in our everyday lives. These...
Abstract This research focuses on spontaneously composed narrative in-between spaces in young child...
Both in research and inthe Swedish curricula, positive emotions such as joy, pleasure and desire are...
Abstract This dissertation focuses on young children’s emotion and behaviour regulation in educatio...
The article focuses on children’s well-being in Finnish day care centres. We conceptualize well-be...
Dialogue on children's wellbeing has significantly increased over the past few years. The research f...
Abstract This article examines the unfolding joy in young children’s literacy practices in a Finnis...
Tiivistelmä Ilon ja muiden myönteisten tunteiden merkitystä korostetaan eri elämänalueilla osana ih...
Aim of the study. This study explored the positive feedback that is received by children in pre-scho...
Abstract Children’s drama and picture books are taken into account in children’s daily activities t...
The aim of the thesis was to observe and strengthen the existing skills of empathy in children in a ...
Abstract This study investigates young children’s views of successful learning situations in their ...
Abstract The study focuses on teachers’ and children’s shared moments of joy in early childhood edu...
The study focuses on teachers’ and children’s shared moments of joy in early childhood education set...
The study examines teacher-child interaction in the early childhood classroom using improvisation as...
Abstract Emotions and emotion regulation skills play an important role in our everyday lives. These...
Abstract This research focuses on spontaneously composed narrative in-between spaces in young child...
Both in research and inthe Swedish curricula, positive emotions such as joy, pleasure and desire are...
Abstract This dissertation focuses on young children’s emotion and behaviour regulation in educatio...
The article focuses on children’s well-being in Finnish day care centres. We conceptualize well-be...
Dialogue on children's wellbeing has significantly increased over the past few years. The research f...
Abstract This article examines the unfolding joy in young children’s literacy practices in a Finnis...
Tiivistelmä Ilon ja muiden myönteisten tunteiden merkitystä korostetaan eri elämänalueilla osana ih...
Aim of the study. This study explored the positive feedback that is received by children in pre-scho...
Abstract Children’s drama and picture books are taken into account in children’s daily activities t...
The aim of the thesis was to observe and strengthen the existing skills of empathy in children in a ...
Abstract This study investigates young children’s views of successful learning situations in their ...