There is a global tendency towards evidence-based practice in education, meaning that practice is molded by research that prescribes “what works” to achieve predefined outcomes. This may present serious pitfalls. Considering that early childhood...
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https://www.riss.kr/link?id=A105782236
2012
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다운로드다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)
There is a global tendency towards evidence-based practice in education, meaning that practice is molded by research that prescribes “what works” to achieve predefined outcomes. This may present serious pitfalls. Considering that early childhood...
There is a global tendency towards evidence-based practice in education, meaning that practice is
molded by research that prescribes “what works” to achieve predefined outcomes. This may present
serious pitfalls. Considering that early childhood education in all affluent regions and beyond has to deal
with social and cultural diversity, professionals will have to work in contexts of unpredictability and
complexity. In this manuscript we develop the central pedagogical questions regarding respect for
diversity and their consequences for the professionalization of the early years workforce.
Professionalism needs to be understood as systemic and reflective. This may be in tension with
evidence-based practice, as the latter leads to standardization and prescription, reducing the discretionary
space of professionals. Moreover, evidence-based practice may represent serious democratic deficits,
excluding children and parents from the societal debate about what early childhood education is for.
목차 (Table of Contents)
The Effects of Inclusive-Classroom Experience on Early Childhood Preservice Teachers’ Self-Efficacy
Parental Perceptions on Parent Involvement in Korea
International Curriculum – It’s Meaning and Perception in Hong Kong