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South African Journal of Childhood Education

versión On-line ISSN 2223-7682
versión impresa ISSN 2223-7674

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HEIKKA, Johanna; KETTUKANGAS, Titta; TURJA, Leena  y  HEISKANEN, Nina. How educators commit to enhancing children's participation in early childhood education pedagogical plans. SAJCE [online]. 2022, vol.12, n.1, pp.1-12. ISSN 2223-7682.  http://dx.doi.org/10.4102/sajce.v12i1.1170.

BACKGROUND: This is a descriptive study of children's participation plans in early childhood education (ECE) settings in Finland. The study adopted a multidimensional approach to find out how practices of children's participation were conceived in pedagogical plans made by ECE staff, representing a focus that is rare in the existing body of research AIM: Aim of the study was to investigate educators' commitments to enhancing children's participation in pedagogical practices in their ECE settings SETTING: Ten centre-based plans for children's participation composed by ECE staff at ECE centres were selected for the document data in this study METHODS: This study employs the categorisation of the prerequisites and dimensions of children's participation in deductive qualitative content analysis (Turja 2017 RESULTS: Results of the analysis concludes that in early childhood education plans, there were comprehensive notions of prerequisites for participation. However, the study indicates that the level of participation varied between plans for different activities; it was highest in play and limited in terms of time and effect in other pedagogical and caregiving activities CONCLUSION: Understanding the prerequisites and dimensions of children's participation is fundamental for planning and enacting participative pedagogy in child groups at ECE centres. In conclusion, this study suggests how to support ECE staff in interpreting and implementing children's participation in early childhood education

Palabras clave : children's participation; early childhood education; educators; pedagogical plans; pedagogy; participation practices; prerequisites for participation.

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