Constructing Children and Children Constructing: A Review of Researching Children’s Experiences

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    Abstract

    Melissa Freeman and Sandra Mathison’s (2009) new book, Researching Children’s Experiences, provides readers with a theoretically-rich presentation regarding researching children. Steeped in social constructivist informed methodology the authors explore a wide variety of methods and perspectives for not only studying children, but also enlisting children as co-researchers too. The depth and passion with which the authors embrace the social constructivist metaphor helps to make this book both novel and highly practical.

    Original languageAmerican English
    Article number11
    JournalThe Qualitative Report
    Volume13
    Issue number4
    DOIs
    StatePublished - Dec 22 2008

    Keywords

    • Children
    • Qualitative Research
    • Social Constructivism

    Disciplines

    • Quantitative, Qualitative, Comparative, and Historical Methodologies
    • Social and Behavioral Sciences
    • Social Statistics

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