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Place-space Methodologies in Early Childhood Education and Care extends the concepts of place-space and feminist materialist relational time into educational philosophy and practice. Drawing from empirical data obtained during extensive research projects, including doctoral studies, this book explores the dynamics of English Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) across diverse settings such as classrooms, gardens, and outdoor spaces.
This book employs critical feminist materialist and agential realist theories to analyse the intricate relationships between young children, practitioners, and their environment. By focusing on English ECEC pedagogy and practice in various settings, including classrooms, gardens, and outdoor spaces, the book goes beyond theoretical discussions. It provides practical implications and applications, offering tangible takeaways for educators and practitioners. It makes use of particular material objects as a focal points to synthesize empirical data and theory to enhance clarity and facilitate a deeper comprehension of the nuanced relationships between materiality, space, and pedagogy. This exploration leads to the development of new, expansive understandings of ECEC pedagogies and readers will gain fresh perspectives on what these pedagogies mean for both young children and practitioners, fostering a broader and more inclusive approach to early childhood education.
This book is essential for educators, researchers, and practitioners in the field of Early Childhood Education and Care. By presenting innovative methodologies grounded in the concepts of place-space it provides a valuable resource for those seeking to deepen their understanding of ECEC practices. Whether you are a scholar looking for fresh theoretical perspectives or a practitioner aiming to enhance your teaching strategies, this book offers a transformative journey into the intricate dynamics of early childhood education.
Contents
● Entry point
● Theoretical Underpinning
● Place-space methodologies
● Mats
● Tables
● Doors
● Alcoves, window ledges and crevices
● ECEC Gardens
● Forest, beaches and wild spaces
● Exit point
