Vol. 4 No. 3 (2023): Journal of Childhood, Education & Society
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Children’s Experiences Outdoors: Education and Community Contexts
Issue Editors:
- Mehmet Mart, PhD., Necmettin Erbakan University, Türkiye
- Helen Little, PhD., Macquarie University, Australia
- Helen Bilton, PhD., University of Reading, UK
- Michaela Kadury-Slezak, PhD., Levinsky-Wingate Academic College, Israel
Published:
2023-10-10
Full Issue
Editorial
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Children’s experiences outdoors: Education and community contexts
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Research Articles
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Contact with nature and executive functions: A pilot study with Spanish preschoolers
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Children’s participation in documentation processes in local outdoor spaces
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Outdoor activities promoting mental and physical health and well-being in Sámi Early Childhood Education and Care institutions
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Developing child-friendly cities: Young children’s participation in urban planning
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Parenting styles and the connection with nature: A look into a nature program
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How an early learning and child care program embraced outdoor play: A case study
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Playing outdoors: What do children do, where and with whom?
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Outdoor play and learning practices from a comparative case study perspective
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Parents' perceptions of their children's outdoor activities before and during COVID-19 crisis
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‘I'd rather learn outside because nature can teach you so many more things than being inside’: Outdoor learning experiences of young children and educators
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Exploring the feasibility of outdoor indigenous games and songs to enhance play-based pedagogy in early childhood education
Abstract views: 1068 /
PDF downloads: 587