Betydning af tilhør
Anja Marschall, Crisstina Munck
Forskning i Pædagogers Profession og Uddannelse · 2022
doi:10.7146/fppu.v6i2.134271 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Resume Betydning af børns tilhør i børnefællesskaber synes at være et underbelyst aspekt, når vi undersøger den gode opstart for børn i vuggestue. Vi analyserer i denne artikel, hvad pædagoger, forældre og børn oplever og forstår som en god opstart i vuggestuen, og hvordan det viser sig i praksis. Vi peger på, hvordan der med fordel kan bygges bro mellem forståelser af børns behov for tilknytning til voksne og børns behov for tilhør til børnefællesskaber. Artiklens analyser trækker på feltnoter og interviewmateriale med forældre, pædagoger og ledere i forskningsprojektet Samarbejde om småbørn (Marschall, Munck, Heinesen & Bæk, 2018-2020). Abstract Meaning of belonging: Overlooked perspectives on children’s ”good” settling-in processes in ECEC The significance of children’s belonging to children’s communities seems to be an under-elucidated aspect when we examine the good settling-in processes for young children in ECEC. In this article, we analyze what pedagogues, parents and children experience and understand as a good “settling-in” in ECEC and how it appears in practice through their ways of taking part. We point to how understandings of children’s needs for attachment to adults can usefully be bridged by children’s needs for belonging to children’s communities. The analyses draw on field notes and interview material with parents, pedagogues and ECEC managers in the research project Collaboration about Toddlers (Marschall, Munck, Heinesen & Bæk, 2018-2020).
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