The Bloomsbury Handbook of Early Childhood Transitions Research
Herausgeber: Dunlop, Aline-Wendy; Kagan, Sharon Lynn; Peters, Sally
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Herausgeber: Dunlop, Aline-Wendy; Kagan, Sharon Lynn; Peters, Sally
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Research into early childhood transitions has become a field in its own right. It is increasingly understood that a positive start in any new setting can influence the child's engagement, sense of belonging, well-being, progression in learning, and agency, and may be dependent on the insight of educators and families, and yet there is no research methodology or research methods book dedicated to this growing field of study. Including 37 chapters written by researchers from the UK, New Zealand, the USA, Sweden, Iceland, Australia and Canada this handbook presents an overview of the field…mehr
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Research into early childhood transitions has become a field in its own right. It is increasingly understood that a positive start in any new setting can influence the child's engagement, sense of belonging, well-being, progression in learning, and agency, and may be dependent on the insight of educators and families, and yet there is no research methodology or research methods book dedicated to this growing field of study. Including 37 chapters written by researchers from the UK, New Zealand, the USA, Sweden, Iceland, Australia and Canada this handbook presents an overview of the field exploring its current debates, reflects on its history, and offers suggestions for the future of the field. This book is an essential reference point for anyone studying or undertaking research into transitions in early childhood.
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- Verlag: Bloomsbury Academic
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- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Oktober 2024
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- ISBN-13: 9781350109131
- ISBN-10: 1350109134
- Artikelnr.: 60204584
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
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- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Academic
- Seitenzahl: 592
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Oktober 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 249mm x 173mm x 49mm
- Gewicht: 1152g
- ISBN-13: 9781350109131
- ISBN-10: 1350109134
- Artikelnr.: 60204584
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Aline-Wendy Dunlop is Emeritus Professor in the School of Education at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland. Sally Peters is Professor and Head of Te Kura Toi Tangata School of Education at the University of Waikato, New Zealand. Sharon Lynn Kagan is the Virginia and Leonard Marx Professor of Early Childhood at Teachers College at the Columbia University, USA. She is Co-Director of National Center for Children and Families and Adjunct Professor at the Child Study Center, Yale University, USA.
Introduction
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) Foreword
Arianna Lazzari (University of Bologna
Italy) Part I: Research Journeys-Transitions Journeys - Which Path to Take?
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland) and Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) Part II: Transitions Journeys Editors' Introduction
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) 1. Listening to and Visualising Parents' Transitions Stories
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland) and Lynn Taylor
University of Strathclyde
Scotland) 2. Dialogism: A Route to Studying Earliest Transitions to Early Childhood Education and Care
E. Jayne White (University of Waikato
New Zealand) 3. A Longitudinal Evaluation Study: Eighteen Priority Children Go to School
Linda Mitchell (University of Waikato
New Zealand) Part III: Diverse Research Journeys and Methodologies Editors' Introduction
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) Participant Engagement and Perspectivism Lens 4. Young Children's Perspectives through a Phenomenological Lens
Hrönn Pálmadóttir (University of Iceland
Iceland) 5. The Power of the Single Question: Capturing Multiple Perspectives on Transitions through Nominal Group Technique
Kirsten Moore (Glasgow City Council
UK) 6. The Use of Culturally Responsive Methodologies in Transitions Research
Diana Amundsen (University of Waikato
New Zealand) Ethnographic Lens 7. Describing Journeys to Capture Children's Perspectives
Kristín Karlsdóttir ( University of Iceland
Iceland) 8. 'Come let us learn with our children': An Ethnographical Approach to Carrying Out Research with Young Children
Lynn. J. McNair
(University of Edinburgh
UK) 9. Reflections on Longitudinal Ethnographies of Children's Interactions
Friendships
and Early Life Transitions in Italy and USA
William A. Corsaro (Indiana University
USA) Action Research Lens 10. Action Research: Collaboratively Evaluating Ways to Support the Transition to School
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) Case Study Lens 11. Exploring Curriculum Continuity Across the 'Early Level' of Curriculum for Excellence- A Case Study Approach
Marion A. Burns (University of Strathclyde
UK) 12. Exploring the Meaning Two Teaching Professionals Apply to their Work in the Transition to School
an Interpretative Approach
Pernilla Kallberg (University of Mälardalen University
Sweden) Learning Processes Lens 13. Methods for Researching Young Children's Writing Transitions
Noella Mackenzie (Charles Sturt University
Australia)
Janet Scull (Monash University
Australia) and Natalie Thompson (Charles Sturt University
Australia) 14. Design-Based-Research and Mathematical Transitions
Wendy Goff (Swinburne University of Technology
Australia) Quantatative Lens 15. Transition and Adjustment to School - Quantitative Perspectives
Kay Margetts (University of Melbourne
Australia) Rights and Inclusion Lens 16. Balancing the Gold Standard Against the Rights of Young Children
Laura Desportes (James Madison University
USA) and Nancy Barbour (Kent State University
USA) 17. Employing Mixed Methods to Understand the Transitions of Disabled Children and Support Disabled Children's Leadership
John Ravenscroft (University of Edinburgh
UK) and John Davis (University of Strathclyde
UK) Narrative and Discourse Lens 18. Using Digital Stories to Capture Migrant Families' Aspirations for Their Young Children's Education
Sara Archard and Simon Archard (Te Rito Maioha - Early Childhood New Zealand (ECNZ)) 19. Narrative Inquiry as a Sociocultural Tool to Understand Transitioning into a New Role
Anthony Fisher (Te Rito Maioha - Early Childhood New Zealand (ECNZ)) and Rosina Merry (Te Rito Maioha (ECNZ)
New Zealand) 20. Multi-voice Narratives of the Transition Process: Analysing Content
Context
Documents
and Emotions
Joanne Lehrer (University of Quebec in Outaouais
Canada)
Nathalie Bigras (University of Quebec at Montreal
Canada) and Isabelle Laurin (Montreal's Regional Direction of Public Health
Canada) 21. Teacher Identities in Transition: A View from Discourse Analysis
Olivera Kamenarac (Southern Cross University
Gold Coast
Australia) Longitudinal Lens 22. Population-Based Longitudinal Studies to Investigate the Role of Student-Teacher Relationships in Children's Transition to School
Linda J. Harrison (Macquarie University
Australia) 23. A Long-longitudinal Qualitative Study: Framing Transitions Through Education From Early Childhood to School Leaving
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland) Part IV: Thinking about Promises and Possibilities: Daring to Dream Editors' Introduction
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) 24. Conceptualizing the "Case" in Transition to School Studies.M. Elizabeth Graue and Moonjoo Woo (University of Wisconsin Madison
USA) 25. Thinking Differently
Acting Wisely : Advancing Transitions Research
Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teachers College
Columbia University
USA) and Caitlin Dermody (Yale University
USA) 26. Thinking about Pedagogies of Possibility
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland) 27. Thinking about Promises and Possibilities: Daring to dream: Crossroads in Transitions Research
Policy and Practices
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) Pedagogies of Educational Transitions Postscript Index
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) Foreword
Arianna Lazzari (University of Bologna
Italy) Part I: Research Journeys-Transitions Journeys - Which Path to Take?
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland) and Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) Part II: Transitions Journeys Editors' Introduction
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) 1. Listening to and Visualising Parents' Transitions Stories
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland) and Lynn Taylor
University of Strathclyde
Scotland) 2. Dialogism: A Route to Studying Earliest Transitions to Early Childhood Education and Care
E. Jayne White (University of Waikato
New Zealand) 3. A Longitudinal Evaluation Study: Eighteen Priority Children Go to School
Linda Mitchell (University of Waikato
New Zealand) Part III: Diverse Research Journeys and Methodologies Editors' Introduction
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) Participant Engagement and Perspectivism Lens 4. Young Children's Perspectives through a Phenomenological Lens
Hrönn Pálmadóttir (University of Iceland
Iceland) 5. The Power of the Single Question: Capturing Multiple Perspectives on Transitions through Nominal Group Technique
Kirsten Moore (Glasgow City Council
UK) 6. The Use of Culturally Responsive Methodologies in Transitions Research
Diana Amundsen (University of Waikato
New Zealand) Ethnographic Lens 7. Describing Journeys to Capture Children's Perspectives
Kristín Karlsdóttir ( University of Iceland
Iceland) 8. 'Come let us learn with our children': An Ethnographical Approach to Carrying Out Research with Young Children
Lynn. J. McNair
(University of Edinburgh
UK) 9. Reflections on Longitudinal Ethnographies of Children's Interactions
Friendships
and Early Life Transitions in Italy and USA
William A. Corsaro (Indiana University
USA) Action Research Lens 10. Action Research: Collaboratively Evaluating Ways to Support the Transition to School
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) Case Study Lens 11. Exploring Curriculum Continuity Across the 'Early Level' of Curriculum for Excellence- A Case Study Approach
Marion A. Burns (University of Strathclyde
UK) 12. Exploring the Meaning Two Teaching Professionals Apply to their Work in the Transition to School
an Interpretative Approach
Pernilla Kallberg (University of Mälardalen University
Sweden) Learning Processes Lens 13. Methods for Researching Young Children's Writing Transitions
Noella Mackenzie (Charles Sturt University
Australia)
Janet Scull (Monash University
Australia) and Natalie Thompson (Charles Sturt University
Australia) 14. Design-Based-Research and Mathematical Transitions
Wendy Goff (Swinburne University of Technology
Australia) Quantatative Lens 15. Transition and Adjustment to School - Quantitative Perspectives
Kay Margetts (University of Melbourne
Australia) Rights and Inclusion Lens 16. Balancing the Gold Standard Against the Rights of Young Children
Laura Desportes (James Madison University
USA) and Nancy Barbour (Kent State University
USA) 17. Employing Mixed Methods to Understand the Transitions of Disabled Children and Support Disabled Children's Leadership
John Ravenscroft (University of Edinburgh
UK) and John Davis (University of Strathclyde
UK) Narrative and Discourse Lens 18. Using Digital Stories to Capture Migrant Families' Aspirations for Their Young Children's Education
Sara Archard and Simon Archard (Te Rito Maioha - Early Childhood New Zealand (ECNZ)) 19. Narrative Inquiry as a Sociocultural Tool to Understand Transitioning into a New Role
Anthony Fisher (Te Rito Maioha - Early Childhood New Zealand (ECNZ)) and Rosina Merry (Te Rito Maioha (ECNZ)
New Zealand) 20. Multi-voice Narratives of the Transition Process: Analysing Content
Context
Documents
and Emotions
Joanne Lehrer (University of Quebec in Outaouais
Canada)
Nathalie Bigras (University of Quebec at Montreal
Canada) and Isabelle Laurin (Montreal's Regional Direction of Public Health
Canada) 21. Teacher Identities in Transition: A View from Discourse Analysis
Olivera Kamenarac (Southern Cross University
Gold Coast
Australia) Longitudinal Lens 22. Population-Based Longitudinal Studies to Investigate the Role of Student-Teacher Relationships in Children's Transition to School
Linda J. Harrison (Macquarie University
Australia) 23. A Long-longitudinal Qualitative Study: Framing Transitions Through Education From Early Childhood to School Leaving
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland) Part IV: Thinking about Promises and Possibilities: Daring to Dream Editors' Introduction
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) 24. Conceptualizing the "Case" in Transition to School Studies.M. Elizabeth Graue and Moonjoo Woo (University of Wisconsin Madison
USA) 25. Thinking Differently
Acting Wisely : Advancing Transitions Research
Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teachers College
Columbia University
USA) and Caitlin Dermody (Yale University
USA) 26. Thinking about Pedagogies of Possibility
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland) 27. Thinking about Promises and Possibilities: Daring to dream: Crossroads in Transitions Research
Policy and Practices
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) Pedagogies of Educational Transitions Postscript Index
Introduction
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) Foreword
Arianna Lazzari (University of Bologna
Italy) Part I: Research Journeys-Transitions Journeys - Which Path to Take?
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland) and Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) Part II: Transitions Journeys Editors' Introduction
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) 1. Listening to and Visualising Parents' Transitions Stories
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland) and Lynn Taylor
University of Strathclyde
Scotland) 2. Dialogism: A Route to Studying Earliest Transitions to Early Childhood Education and Care
E. Jayne White (University of Waikato
New Zealand) 3. A Longitudinal Evaluation Study: Eighteen Priority Children Go to School
Linda Mitchell (University of Waikato
New Zealand) Part III: Diverse Research Journeys and Methodologies Editors' Introduction
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) Participant Engagement and Perspectivism Lens 4. Young Children's Perspectives through a Phenomenological Lens
Hrönn Pálmadóttir (University of Iceland
Iceland) 5. The Power of the Single Question: Capturing Multiple Perspectives on Transitions through Nominal Group Technique
Kirsten Moore (Glasgow City Council
UK) 6. The Use of Culturally Responsive Methodologies in Transitions Research
Diana Amundsen (University of Waikato
New Zealand) Ethnographic Lens 7. Describing Journeys to Capture Children's Perspectives
Kristín Karlsdóttir ( University of Iceland
Iceland) 8. 'Come let us learn with our children': An Ethnographical Approach to Carrying Out Research with Young Children
Lynn. J. McNair
(University of Edinburgh
UK) 9. Reflections on Longitudinal Ethnographies of Children's Interactions
Friendships
and Early Life Transitions in Italy and USA
William A. Corsaro (Indiana University
USA) Action Research Lens 10. Action Research: Collaboratively Evaluating Ways to Support the Transition to School
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) Case Study Lens 11. Exploring Curriculum Continuity Across the 'Early Level' of Curriculum for Excellence- A Case Study Approach
Marion A. Burns (University of Strathclyde
UK) 12. Exploring the Meaning Two Teaching Professionals Apply to their Work in the Transition to School
an Interpretative Approach
Pernilla Kallberg (University of Mälardalen University
Sweden) Learning Processes Lens 13. Methods for Researching Young Children's Writing Transitions
Noella Mackenzie (Charles Sturt University
Australia)
Janet Scull (Monash University
Australia) and Natalie Thompson (Charles Sturt University
Australia) 14. Design-Based-Research and Mathematical Transitions
Wendy Goff (Swinburne University of Technology
Australia) Quantatative Lens 15. Transition and Adjustment to School - Quantitative Perspectives
Kay Margetts (University of Melbourne
Australia) Rights and Inclusion Lens 16. Balancing the Gold Standard Against the Rights of Young Children
Laura Desportes (James Madison University
USA) and Nancy Barbour (Kent State University
USA) 17. Employing Mixed Methods to Understand the Transitions of Disabled Children and Support Disabled Children's Leadership
John Ravenscroft (University of Edinburgh
UK) and John Davis (University of Strathclyde
UK) Narrative and Discourse Lens 18. Using Digital Stories to Capture Migrant Families' Aspirations for Their Young Children's Education
Sara Archard and Simon Archard (Te Rito Maioha - Early Childhood New Zealand (ECNZ)) 19. Narrative Inquiry as a Sociocultural Tool to Understand Transitioning into a New Role
Anthony Fisher (Te Rito Maioha - Early Childhood New Zealand (ECNZ)) and Rosina Merry (Te Rito Maioha (ECNZ)
New Zealand) 20. Multi-voice Narratives of the Transition Process: Analysing Content
Context
Documents
and Emotions
Joanne Lehrer (University of Quebec in Outaouais
Canada)
Nathalie Bigras (University of Quebec at Montreal
Canada) and Isabelle Laurin (Montreal's Regional Direction of Public Health
Canada) 21. Teacher Identities in Transition: A View from Discourse Analysis
Olivera Kamenarac (Southern Cross University
Gold Coast
Australia) Longitudinal Lens 22. Population-Based Longitudinal Studies to Investigate the Role of Student-Teacher Relationships in Children's Transition to School
Linda J. Harrison (Macquarie University
Australia) 23. A Long-longitudinal Qualitative Study: Framing Transitions Through Education From Early Childhood to School Leaving
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland) Part IV: Thinking about Promises and Possibilities: Daring to Dream Editors' Introduction
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) 24. Conceptualizing the "Case" in Transition to School Studies.M. Elizabeth Graue and Moonjoo Woo (University of Wisconsin Madison
USA) 25. Thinking Differently
Acting Wisely : Advancing Transitions Research
Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teachers College
Columbia University
USA) and Caitlin Dermody (Yale University
USA) 26. Thinking about Pedagogies of Possibility
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland) 27. Thinking about Promises and Possibilities: Daring to dream: Crossroads in Transitions Research
Policy and Practices
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) Pedagogies of Educational Transitions Postscript Index
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) Foreword
Arianna Lazzari (University of Bologna
Italy) Part I: Research Journeys-Transitions Journeys - Which Path to Take?
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland) and Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) Part II: Transitions Journeys Editors' Introduction
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) 1. Listening to and Visualising Parents' Transitions Stories
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland) and Lynn Taylor
University of Strathclyde
Scotland) 2. Dialogism: A Route to Studying Earliest Transitions to Early Childhood Education and Care
E. Jayne White (University of Waikato
New Zealand) 3. A Longitudinal Evaluation Study: Eighteen Priority Children Go to School
Linda Mitchell (University of Waikato
New Zealand) Part III: Diverse Research Journeys and Methodologies Editors' Introduction
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) Participant Engagement and Perspectivism Lens 4. Young Children's Perspectives through a Phenomenological Lens
Hrönn Pálmadóttir (University of Iceland
Iceland) 5. The Power of the Single Question: Capturing Multiple Perspectives on Transitions through Nominal Group Technique
Kirsten Moore (Glasgow City Council
UK) 6. The Use of Culturally Responsive Methodologies in Transitions Research
Diana Amundsen (University of Waikato
New Zealand) Ethnographic Lens 7. Describing Journeys to Capture Children's Perspectives
Kristín Karlsdóttir ( University of Iceland
Iceland) 8. 'Come let us learn with our children': An Ethnographical Approach to Carrying Out Research with Young Children
Lynn. J. McNair
(University of Edinburgh
UK) 9. Reflections on Longitudinal Ethnographies of Children's Interactions
Friendships
and Early Life Transitions in Italy and USA
William A. Corsaro (Indiana University
USA) Action Research Lens 10. Action Research: Collaboratively Evaluating Ways to Support the Transition to School
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) Case Study Lens 11. Exploring Curriculum Continuity Across the 'Early Level' of Curriculum for Excellence- A Case Study Approach
Marion A. Burns (University of Strathclyde
UK) 12. Exploring the Meaning Two Teaching Professionals Apply to their Work in the Transition to School
an Interpretative Approach
Pernilla Kallberg (University of Mälardalen University
Sweden) Learning Processes Lens 13. Methods for Researching Young Children's Writing Transitions
Noella Mackenzie (Charles Sturt University
Australia)
Janet Scull (Monash University
Australia) and Natalie Thompson (Charles Sturt University
Australia) 14. Design-Based-Research and Mathematical Transitions
Wendy Goff (Swinburne University of Technology
Australia) Quantatative Lens 15. Transition and Adjustment to School - Quantitative Perspectives
Kay Margetts (University of Melbourne
Australia) Rights and Inclusion Lens 16. Balancing the Gold Standard Against the Rights of Young Children
Laura Desportes (James Madison University
USA) and Nancy Barbour (Kent State University
USA) 17. Employing Mixed Methods to Understand the Transitions of Disabled Children and Support Disabled Children's Leadership
John Ravenscroft (University of Edinburgh
UK) and John Davis (University of Strathclyde
UK) Narrative and Discourse Lens 18. Using Digital Stories to Capture Migrant Families' Aspirations for Their Young Children's Education
Sara Archard and Simon Archard (Te Rito Maioha - Early Childhood New Zealand (ECNZ)) 19. Narrative Inquiry as a Sociocultural Tool to Understand Transitioning into a New Role
Anthony Fisher (Te Rito Maioha - Early Childhood New Zealand (ECNZ)) and Rosina Merry (Te Rito Maioha (ECNZ)
New Zealand) 20. Multi-voice Narratives of the Transition Process: Analysing Content
Context
Documents
and Emotions
Joanne Lehrer (University of Quebec in Outaouais
Canada)
Nathalie Bigras (University of Quebec at Montreal
Canada) and Isabelle Laurin (Montreal's Regional Direction of Public Health
Canada) 21. Teacher Identities in Transition: A View from Discourse Analysis
Olivera Kamenarac (Southern Cross University
Gold Coast
Australia) Longitudinal Lens 22. Population-Based Longitudinal Studies to Investigate the Role of Student-Teacher Relationships in Children's Transition to School
Linda J. Harrison (Macquarie University
Australia) 23. A Long-longitudinal Qualitative Study: Framing Transitions Through Education From Early Childhood to School Leaving
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland) Part IV: Thinking about Promises and Possibilities: Daring to Dream Editors' Introduction
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) 24. Conceptualizing the "Case" in Transition to School Studies.M. Elizabeth Graue and Moonjoo Woo (University of Wisconsin Madison
USA) 25. Thinking Differently
Acting Wisely : Advancing Transitions Research
Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teachers College
Columbia University
USA) and Caitlin Dermody (Yale University
USA) 26. Thinking about Pedagogies of Possibility
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland) 27. Thinking about Promises and Possibilities: Daring to dream: Crossroads in Transitions Research
Policy and Practices
Aline-Wendy Dunlop (University of Strathclyde
Scotland)
Sally Peters (University of Waikato
New Zealand) and Sharon Lynn Kagan (Teacher's College
Columbia University
USA) Pedagogies of Educational Transitions Postscript Index