Developing Children as Researchers - Kim, Chae-Young (The Open University, UK.); Sheehy, Kieron (The Open University, UK); Kerawalla, Lucinda
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Enabling young children to conduct their own social research can have both social and educational benefits, helping them to influence local and national policies and practices on issues that affect or matter to them. This practical guide gives teachers ¿and others who work with children¿ a set of structured, easy to follow session plans to encourage children to conduct research on topics of their choice. The ten session plans have been tried and tested in many schools and make the process of teaching research skills and supporting children¿s research projects readily accessible to adults who…mehr

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Enabling young children to conduct their own social research can have both social and educational benefits, helping them to influence local and national policies and practices on issues that affect or matter to them. This practical guide gives teachers ¿and others who work with children¿ a set of structured, easy to follow session plans to encourage children to conduct research on topics of their choice. The ten session plans have been tried and tested in many schools and make the process of teaching research skills and supporting children¿s research projects readily accessible to adults who want to enhance children¿s curiosity by investigating the issues that concern them.
Autorenporträt
Chae-Young Kim is an associate researcher at the Children¿s Research Centre, the Open University, UK. She has previously worked for UNICEF in South Korea. Kieron Sheehy researches inclusive education and innovation pedagogies. He is an active member of the Open University¿s Children¿s Research Centre. Lucinda Kerawalla is a former director of the Open University's Children¿s Research Centre. She also researches the technological support of classroom dialogues and mobile learning.