… a dilemma in relation to researching children's thinking and concept formation as an
intentional process of competence acquisition and at the same time seeing children as persons in …

… The child's perspective is not only important in the design of the research but also in the
interpretation of the data and it can produce more nuanced understanding of the issues under …

… In the past few decades, a growing body of literature examining children’s perspectives on
… may need to consider when designing research studies involving children; and a review of …

… of the research and formulates the research questions? And it … more evident when dealing
with children (Eder and Fingerson … affect research, what then does a children’s perspective …

… The purpose of the study that this article is built on was to shed light on children's perspectives
on their early childhood settings, finding out their views on why they attend playschool, …

… This paper is based on a presentation on the conference “Researching Children’s
Perspectives when Norms and Values are in Conflict” arranged by the Child Rights Institute …

… was research with younger children. Only a handful of papers included research with children
… to younger children’s ability to participate in research and a paucity of imagination in our …

… of Researching Young Children's Perspectives. The editors’ and authors’ proclaimed mission
explores the challenges of including children as full participants in research projects. The …

… Consciously interrogating the adult–child power relationship in the research … researching
children's experiences and cultures. Respect for and extra sensitivity to children's perspectives …

… between the children in a kindergarten group, we made use of sociocultural perspectives on
learning and the socialisation of children. Exploring the discourse of children is valuable not …