International audienceWhat does it mean to be in this place? Young children’s perspectives can provide important insights into how early childhood environments are experienced. This presentation reflects over the past fifteen years working with young children and practitioners using the Mosaic approach. This includes collaborative research studies working with young children, architects and practitioners in the UK and with early childhood practitioners and children in Denmark. The theoretical and methodological roots of this visual, participatory framework are discussed. The concepts of identity and belonging are explored in relation to young children’s sense of place and transitions. The role of curiosity and ‘uncertainty’ are highlighted ...
For a considerable period of time, discussions on children and how they describe their own life-worl...
This thesis examines early years practice and offers a critique of normative ways of interpreting an...
The text is about social education of children and it presents an approach related to a new paradigm...
International audienceWhat does it mean to be in this place? Young children’s perspectives can provi...
Viewing children as 'experts in their own lives', the Mosaic approach offers a creative framework fo...
This article explores how young children can play active roles as researchers, explorers, and design...
How can young children play an active role in developing the design of learning environments? What m...
How can young children's views and experiences become the focus for reviewing services? Traditional ...
There have been an increasing number of research studies using participatory, visual methods with yo...
Most existing literature on children's participation has focused on their involvement in service pla...
This article examines messages from participatory research about young children's perspectives of ea...
This paper criticaly reflects on the appropriateness of the methodological framework adopted in an e...
How can the perspectives, insights and interests of young children, under 6 years-old, be given stat...
This article examines young children’s conceptualisation of the images they encounter within the fam...
Despite rapid growth in young children visiting museums, and an increasing acknowledgement that thes...
For a considerable period of time, discussions on children and how they describe their own life-worl...
This thesis examines early years practice and offers a critique of normative ways of interpreting an...
The text is about social education of children and it presents an approach related to a new paradigm...
International audienceWhat does it mean to be in this place? Young children’s perspectives can provi...
Viewing children as 'experts in their own lives', the Mosaic approach offers a creative framework fo...
This article explores how young children can play active roles as researchers, explorers, and design...
How can young children play an active role in developing the design of learning environments? What m...
How can young children's views and experiences become the focus for reviewing services? Traditional ...
There have been an increasing number of research studies using participatory, visual methods with yo...
Most existing literature on children's participation has focused on their involvement in service pla...
This article examines messages from participatory research about young children's perspectives of ea...
This paper criticaly reflects on the appropriateness of the methodological framework adopted in an e...
How can the perspectives, insights and interests of young children, under 6 years-old, be given stat...
This article examines young children’s conceptualisation of the images they encounter within the fam...
Despite rapid growth in young children visiting museums, and an increasing acknowledgement that thes...
For a considerable period of time, discussions on children and how they describe their own life-worl...
This thesis examines early years practice and offers a critique of normative ways of interpreting an...
The text is about social education of children and it presents an approach related to a new paradigm...