This paper challenges the approach that we traditionally take to research (in the realm of Early Childhood) within our colleges and universities. It asks why we have obediently adopted an outmoded and entirely inappropriate approach to research which disempowers and alienates the practitioners that we are working with. This paper calls for Early Childhood tutors to challenge existing regimes in order to introduce students to research that is both meaningful and purposeful for their practice. It embeds purpose and ethicality at the heart of practitioner research
The \u27teacher as researcher\u27 model has been extensively described in other education sectors (e...
Children's research capacities have become increasingly recognised by adults, yet children remain ex...
The purpose of this paper is to understand better the possibilities for practitioner research as a m...
This paper challenges the approach that we traditionally take to research (in the realm of Early Chi...
In this paper I seek to explore the tension that exists when teaching students on a work-based degre...
This research focused on cooperation activities with the university researchers supports for early c...
Practitioner research has become a recognised and legitimate form of professional learning in many p...
Recent and increasing efforts to standardize young children’s academic performance have shifted the ...
The recent foundation of a ‘Young Children’s Perspectives’ special interest group in the European Ea...
The idea for this book arose from our ongoing experiences as academic partners in a range of practit...
Early years research is increasingly concerned with the everyday lives of young children and adults ...
ABSTRACT This presentation reports on a study which explored how warrant may be established for youn...
The recent foundation of a 'Young Children's Perspectives' special interest group in the European Ea...
Educational researchers working with young children face ethical issues when researching the talk an...
To engage young children meaningfully in educational research requires careful scrutiny of ethics an...
The \u27teacher as researcher\u27 model has been extensively described in other education sectors (e...
Children's research capacities have become increasingly recognised by adults, yet children remain ex...
The purpose of this paper is to understand better the possibilities for practitioner research as a m...
This paper challenges the approach that we traditionally take to research (in the realm of Early Chi...
In this paper I seek to explore the tension that exists when teaching students on a work-based degre...
This research focused on cooperation activities with the university researchers supports for early c...
Practitioner research has become a recognised and legitimate form of professional learning in many p...
Recent and increasing efforts to standardize young children’s academic performance have shifted the ...
The recent foundation of a ‘Young Children’s Perspectives’ special interest group in the European Ea...
The idea for this book arose from our ongoing experiences as academic partners in a range of practit...
Early years research is increasingly concerned with the everyday lives of young children and adults ...
ABSTRACT This presentation reports on a study which explored how warrant may be established for youn...
The recent foundation of a 'Young Children's Perspectives' special interest group in the European Ea...
Educational researchers working with young children face ethical issues when researching the talk an...
To engage young children meaningfully in educational research requires careful scrutiny of ethics an...
The \u27teacher as researcher\u27 model has been extensively described in other education sectors (e...
Children's research capacities have become increasingly recognised by adults, yet children remain ex...
The purpose of this paper is to understand better the possibilities for practitioner research as a m...