The Theory and Practice of Voice in Early Childhood
An International Exploration
Herausgeber: Wall, Kate; Arnott, Lorna
The Theory and Practice of Voice in Early Childhood
An International Exploration
Herausgeber: Wall, Kate; Arnott, Lorna
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Seeing young children as competent and capable social actors, Theory and Practice of Voice in Early Childhood looks at how we can better understand young childrenâ s perspectives.
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Seeing young children as competent and capable social actors, Theory and Practice of Voice in Early Childhood looks at how we can better understand young childrenâ s perspectives.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 220
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. März 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 245mm x 175mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 542g
- ISBN-13: 9780367201098
- ISBN-10: 0367201097
- Artikelnr.: 62573643
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 220
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. März 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 245mm x 175mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 542g
- ISBN-13: 9780367201098
- ISBN-10: 0367201097
- Artikelnr.: 62573643
Lorna Arnott is Senior Lecturer in the School of Education at the University of Strathclyde, UK. Kate Wall is Professor of Education at the University of Strathclyde, UK.
Prologue: The Look Who's Talking Project: Principles and Practices for
Eliciting Voice Section 1 Voice and Democracy 1. Theorising Voice and
Democracy 2. Under Threes as Active Meaning Makers in England 3.
Map-do-review: Children as Leaders and Planners in Scotland 4. Babies'
Voices as Multimodal Expressions in England 5. Children as Informed
Architects of their Own Learning Spaces in Scotland Section 2 Culture of
Voice and Listening 6. Theorising Power and Listening: The Route to a
Culture of Voice 7. Children's Views about their Nursery Experiences in
Jordan 8. Adapting the Families Connect Programme for Three-Year-Olds: A
Case Study 9. Visual Methods for Encouraging Adult-Child Dialogue in
Scotland 10. Learning and Sharing the Language of the Child in Scotland
Section 3 Spaces, Places, Skills and Tools for Voice 11. Theorising Spaces,
Places, Skills and Tools for Voice Work in Early Childhood 12. Photography
as Expressive Voice in New Zealand 13. Pedagogical Documentation Tools as a
Culture of Children's Voice in Turkish Early Years Settings 14. Children's
Involvement in Auditing the Learning Environment in Scotland 15. Marvellous
Mealtimes at Bowhouse Early Learning and Childcare Centre in Scotland
Section 4 Enabling and Building Capacity for Voice 16. Theorising Enabling
and Building Capacity for Voice 17. Going on Trips: Creating Opportunities
for Children to be Heard in Norway 18. Advocating for Play-Inspired Methods
for Voice in Qatar 19. Progressing Children's Voices in Rural Armenia 20.
Towards a Baby Signing Approach (BSA) to Voice in England Section 5
Conclusions and Useful Resources 21. Concluding Thoughts on Eliciting Voice
from Birth to Seven
Eliciting Voice Section 1 Voice and Democracy 1. Theorising Voice and
Democracy 2. Under Threes as Active Meaning Makers in England 3.
Map-do-review: Children as Leaders and Planners in Scotland 4. Babies'
Voices as Multimodal Expressions in England 5. Children as Informed
Architects of their Own Learning Spaces in Scotland Section 2 Culture of
Voice and Listening 6. Theorising Power and Listening: The Route to a
Culture of Voice 7. Children's Views about their Nursery Experiences in
Jordan 8. Adapting the Families Connect Programme for Three-Year-Olds: A
Case Study 9. Visual Methods for Encouraging Adult-Child Dialogue in
Scotland 10. Learning and Sharing the Language of the Child in Scotland
Section 3 Spaces, Places, Skills and Tools for Voice 11. Theorising Spaces,
Places, Skills and Tools for Voice Work in Early Childhood 12. Photography
as Expressive Voice in New Zealand 13. Pedagogical Documentation Tools as a
Culture of Children's Voice in Turkish Early Years Settings 14. Children's
Involvement in Auditing the Learning Environment in Scotland 15. Marvellous
Mealtimes at Bowhouse Early Learning and Childcare Centre in Scotland
Section 4 Enabling and Building Capacity for Voice 16. Theorising Enabling
and Building Capacity for Voice 17. Going on Trips: Creating Opportunities
for Children to be Heard in Norway 18. Advocating for Play-Inspired Methods
for Voice in Qatar 19. Progressing Children's Voices in Rural Armenia 20.
Towards a Baby Signing Approach (BSA) to Voice in England Section 5
Conclusions and Useful Resources 21. Concluding Thoughts on Eliciting Voice
from Birth to Seven
Prologue: The Look Who's Talking Project: Principles and Practices for
Eliciting Voice Section 1 Voice and Democracy 1. Theorising Voice and
Democracy 2. Under Threes as Active Meaning Makers in England 3.
Map-do-review: Children as Leaders and Planners in Scotland 4. Babies'
Voices as Multimodal Expressions in England 5. Children as Informed
Architects of their Own Learning Spaces in Scotland Section 2 Culture of
Voice and Listening 6. Theorising Power and Listening: The Route to a
Culture of Voice 7. Children's Views about their Nursery Experiences in
Jordan 8. Adapting the Families Connect Programme for Three-Year-Olds: A
Case Study 9. Visual Methods for Encouraging Adult-Child Dialogue in
Scotland 10. Learning and Sharing the Language of the Child in Scotland
Section 3 Spaces, Places, Skills and Tools for Voice 11. Theorising Spaces,
Places, Skills and Tools for Voice Work in Early Childhood 12. Photography
as Expressive Voice in New Zealand 13. Pedagogical Documentation Tools as a
Culture of Children's Voice in Turkish Early Years Settings 14. Children's
Involvement in Auditing the Learning Environment in Scotland 15. Marvellous
Mealtimes at Bowhouse Early Learning and Childcare Centre in Scotland
Section 4 Enabling and Building Capacity for Voice 16. Theorising Enabling
and Building Capacity for Voice 17. Going on Trips: Creating Opportunities
for Children to be Heard in Norway 18. Advocating for Play-Inspired Methods
for Voice in Qatar 19. Progressing Children's Voices in Rural Armenia 20.
Towards a Baby Signing Approach (BSA) to Voice in England Section 5
Conclusions and Useful Resources 21. Concluding Thoughts on Eliciting Voice
from Birth to Seven
Eliciting Voice Section 1 Voice and Democracy 1. Theorising Voice and
Democracy 2. Under Threes as Active Meaning Makers in England 3.
Map-do-review: Children as Leaders and Planners in Scotland 4. Babies'
Voices as Multimodal Expressions in England 5. Children as Informed
Architects of their Own Learning Spaces in Scotland Section 2 Culture of
Voice and Listening 6. Theorising Power and Listening: The Route to a
Culture of Voice 7. Children's Views about their Nursery Experiences in
Jordan 8. Adapting the Families Connect Programme for Three-Year-Olds: A
Case Study 9. Visual Methods for Encouraging Adult-Child Dialogue in
Scotland 10. Learning and Sharing the Language of the Child in Scotland
Section 3 Spaces, Places, Skills and Tools for Voice 11. Theorising Spaces,
Places, Skills and Tools for Voice Work in Early Childhood 12. Photography
as Expressive Voice in New Zealand 13. Pedagogical Documentation Tools as a
Culture of Children's Voice in Turkish Early Years Settings 14. Children's
Involvement in Auditing the Learning Environment in Scotland 15. Marvellous
Mealtimes at Bowhouse Early Learning and Childcare Centre in Scotland
Section 4 Enabling and Building Capacity for Voice 16. Theorising Enabling
and Building Capacity for Voice 17. Going on Trips: Creating Opportunities
for Children to be Heard in Norway 18. Advocating for Play-Inspired Methods
for Voice in Qatar 19. Progressing Children's Voices in Rural Armenia 20.
Towards a Baby Signing Approach (BSA) to Voice in England Section 5
Conclusions and Useful Resources 21. Concluding Thoughts on Eliciting Voice
from Birth to Seven