… in conclusion: (1) children’s views can … ) children’s voices are central to studies of their
perspectives and the methodological challenges of listening to children’s voices in research must …

… In spite of this, research continues to demonstrate that few researchers investigate children's
perspectives. Powell et al. (Citation2011) found that this was because most researchers …

… Hence, this study acknowledged that children’s perspectives are distinct from those of adults
and that their views, by virtue of being children using mobile devices in primary classrooms, …

… In this article, we focus on child perspective methodology when co-researching well-being …
We start descripting subjective well-being, child perspective research and residential …

… between adults and children when children are research participants. The facilitation of …
recent research in the indicators area, which attempts to understand children's perspectives …

… by adults working with children will both shape the way in which they interact with them on
an everyday basis, and their willingness to include children's perspectives and opinions in …

… To begin this concluding set of reflections on my experiences of researching children’s
perspectives on being multilingual and the unexpected aspects of the research process, I present …

… mean in this study that from the child's perspective “fun” is a central feature of children's
wellbeing. However, this was not the way the children discussed the schema, although they did …

… children through listening, interaction and observation. The main purpose of … research is
to elicit the children’s perspectives of their outdoor experiences and to investigate the children…

… as providing us with a par ticular perspective on what counts as legitimate … our research.
Ethnographies typically aim to provide holistic accounts that include the views and perspectives, …