A Step-By-Step Guide to Promoting Child-Centred Practice
Empowering children to advocate for themselves, this book outlines five simple steps to foster an environment where their authentic voices and opinions are valued. It emphasizes creating platforms that amplify children's perspectives, encouraging self-advocacy and active participation in their own lives.
Focusing on the constructed representations of children, this book explores how these images limit children's engagement in moral discourses and impact their daily experiences. It examines the contrast between static representations and the active, meaning-driven ways children navigate their lives. By integrating moral dimensions of structure and agency, the author highlights the implications of these representations on children's opportunities for meaningful participation in society.