Children's views on what matters in learning and life

Catherine Carroll-Meehan

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    Abstract

    Using Pedagogical Documentation as a tool for assessing children, this chapter reports on research conducted with children, asking the question “What matters to you?” The chapter presents the origins of Pedagogical Documentation from Reggio Emilia, and presents a justification for its use by early childhood educators. Drawing on current research, theory and policy, this chapter explores the tensions that exist for teachers/educators and practitioners working with young children and including their voice. Children’s words, drawings, photographs and artefacts will be used to narrate five themes from the data about what is important to children about their lives.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationExploring Children’s Learning: 3-11 years
    EditorsChristine Ritchie
    PublisherRoutledge
    Chapter2
    ISBN (Electronic)9781315641164
    ISBN (Print)9781138190276, 9781138190306
    Publication statusPublished - 20 Dec 2016

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