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Local Childhoods in Global Times / edited by Anette Hellman and Susanne Garvis.
- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Children Social conditions.
- Education and globalization.
- Globalization--Social aspects.
- Globalization.
- Youth--Social conditions.
- Youth.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (226 pages)
- Edition:
- First edition.
- Place of Publication:
- Bristol, England : Intellect, [2022]
- Summary:
- Presents perspectives of childhood from around the world. Each chapter presents a different focus on early childhood showing the diversity and complexity across multiple countries. Issues emerge around multi-language development, nationalism and multiculturalism and cultural theories of every-day life. 30 b&w illus.
- Contents:
- Front Cover
- Half Title
- Local Childhoods in Global Times
- Copyright Page
- Table of contents
- List of Figures
- List of Tables
- Introduction
- Historic overview/policy documents
- Childhoods in ECE
- Language and nationalism
- Childhoods and civic society
- Conclusion
- References
- 1 Globalization and Child Education: Research in Early Childhood Education Through Five Decades
- The International Journal of Early Childhood (IJEC)
- A global childhood
- Themes of globalization and early childhood education
- IJEC: A history of transition
- Children's needs and rights
- Children's health and social welfare
- Child development and learning
- Language and literacy
- Children's play
- Early childhood programmes and curricula
- Policy and quality issues in a globalized world
- Nature and sustainability
- Appendix: IJEC - Recent history
- Acknowledgement
- Note
- 2 Transitioning Into Formal Education: One on the Journey to Achieve SDG 4
- Policy framing
- Pre-primary education
- Transition
- Transition to pre-primary settings
- Transition to primary
- Importance of social networks through transition
- Methodology
- Setting
- The journey
- Transition practices
- Transitioning a child into schooling: A parent's reflection
- Diary entries
- Discussion
- 3 Raising Children's Sustainability Consciousness
- The study
- Background to ESD
- Learning for and about ESD in ECE
- ESD learning in Sweden
- Theory, methodology and methods
- Play-based learning: The ESD programme
- Findings and discussion
- Prior knowledge
- Play-based learning of ESD
- Knowingness about ESD concepts
- Attitude towards ESD concepts
- Behaviour about ESD concepts
- The company game
- Facilitators to ESD learning in ECE.
- Limitations to ESD learning
- 4 The Good Childhood in the Nordic Countries: Insider and Outsider Perspectives
- Nordic childhoods
- Field notes with outsider and insider commentaries
- Commentary
- Development of Nordic preschools
- Emergence of national curricula
- Contemporary issues, challenges and changes
- Questions about the ideal itself
- Unintended effect of preschool as a priority on the global agenda
- Heightened emphasis on learning
- The role of play
- Incorporation of abstract themes
- Preschool quality disparities within and among the Nordic countries as an ethical concern
- Belonging and inclusion
- 5 Children Taking Their Place in the Institutional Practice Through Their Photographic Voice
- Contextualization and previous research
- Language, voice and belonging
- Photography as method in childhood research
- Framework and analytical concepts
- The two studies and the methodological work
- Well-known place and the capacity of space
- Nursery table
- My spot
- Who is the onlooker, who is being looked at?
- Concluding remarks
- Notes
- 6 Children Doing and Undoing Gender during the Circle-Time: Stories From a Kindergarten in Indonesia
- A brief summary of gender construction in Indonesia
- Methodology: Introducing Kopo kindergarten
- Understanding circle-time setting
- Results
- Princess and superhero discourses
- Gender discourse and children's toys
- Gendering children's bodies
- 7 'I Have Always Been Speaking Finnish With My Children': Supporting Children's Heritage Language
- Previous research on heritage language maintenance
- Policy and societal orientations towards language
- Data and method
- Results.
- How do parents support the development of their child's heritage language?
- Contacts with heritage language environment in Finland
- Contacts with heritage language in the living community
- Using multiple language resources
- What type of challenges do parents face in maintaining the heritage language?
- The view of others
- Received information versus misinformation
- Isolation
- Child refusing to speak Finnish
- 8 Becoming a Respectable Future Citizen: Norms on Ideal Bodies, Food and Eating Among Children in Indonesian, Japanese and Swedish Early Childhood Education and Care
- Key concepts
- National contexts: Indonesia, Japan and Sweden
- Preschool meals in the three national contexts
- The meal
- Learning to eat and drink in the right place
- Learning to eat and drink at the right time
- Right way to behave at mealtimes
- 9 Teaching Language Learners in the Science Classroom: A Case Study in a Norwegian Secondary School
- Building students' scientific literacy skills
- Instructional practices in the science classroom
- Data
- Methods
- Ethical and legal considerations
- Findings
- Metacognitive practices
- Cognitive practices
- Social/affective practices
- Discussion and conclusion
- 10 Everyday Life, National Crises and the Practice of Global Childhoods
- Introduction: Reading global childhood imaginaries in times of national crisis
- Tactics and practices of space in a time of national crisis
- Reading childhood in times of environmental crises
- Concluding thoughts
- 11 Teachers' Understanding of Children's Needs in the Time of Coronavirus: Norms on Children Among Finnish and Swedish ECEC Teachers
- Children and crises.
- The coronavirus outbreak in Finland and Sweden
- Theoretical framework
- Method, settings and participants
- Methods for analysis and interpretation
- Ethical aspects
- Credibility and reliability
- Norms on children as competent
- Norms on children in need
- Teachers' strategies to meet children's competences and needs
- Epilogue: Some Concluding Thoughts
- Contributors
- Back Cover.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references.
- Description based on print version record.
- ISBN:
- 9781789386097
- 1789386098
- 9781789386080
- 178938608X
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