Inquiry-based project learning in early childhood: Time to develop localised understanding of this pedagogical approach
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Probine, S.
Perry, J.
Burke, R.
Whitley, K.
Wrightson, Helen
Heta-Lensen, Yo
Alderson, J.
McAlevey, F.
Broadley, M-L.
Perry, J.
Burke, R.
Whitley, K.
Wrightson, Helen
Heta-Lensen, Yo
Alderson, J.
McAlevey, F.
Broadley, M-L.
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2021-12-06
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Aotearoa
New Zealand
early childhood education
inclusive education
culturally inclusive pedagogy
local identity
New Zealand
early childhood education
inclusive education
culturally inclusive pedagogy
local identity
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Probine, S., Perry, J., Burke, R., Whitley, K., Wrightson, H., Heta-Lensen, Y.;,Alderson, J., McAlevey, F. & Broadley, M-L. (2021, December 6-7). Inquiry-based project learning in early childhood: Time to develop localised understanding of this pedagogical approach [Paper presentation] MIT/Unitec Research Symposium 2021 - Rangahau Horonuku Hou - New Research Landscapes, Auckland, New Zealand. https://hdl.handle.net/10652/6114
Abstract
Ko te tamaiti te pūtake o te ao The child is the centre of the universe
Who is the child in the 21st century?
Industry 4.0
He kakano i ruia mai i Rangiatea
What does the 21st Century child need to know?
Inquiry based project work
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Findings: The dominance of the international discourse
Evidence of localised curriculum and the influence of National discourse
A need for further guidance on processes
Discussion, cultural knots
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