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Local Childhoods in Global Times / edited by Anette Hellman and Susanne Garvis.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Hellman, Anette, editor.
Garvis, Susanne, editor.
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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