Alcock, S. & Stobbs, N. (eds) (2019) Rethinking Play as Pedagogy. Oxon. Routledge Boddey, J. and Hodgkins, A. (2017), Playwork practice as a person-centred approach, Journal of Professional Playwork Practice, Policy Press, 4 (2) Prowle, A. & Harvell, J. (2017). Play provision enhances the lives of children in refugee camps. In International Journal of… Continue reading Publications and Outputs: Play
Publications and Outputs: Parent Partnership
Bailey, E. and Solvason, C. (2019) Embedding parents’ perspectives in the discourse for quality education and care in the early years. NZ International Research in Early Childhood Education Journal. Volume 22, No.1, pp. 59 – 71 Boddey, J. and Hodgkins, A. (2022), Supporting your Families, Under 5, November-December 2022, pp 14-15 Hodgkins, A. (2022), Chapter… Continue reading Publications and Outputs: Parent Partnership
Publications and Outputs: Professional Ethics
Cliffe, J. and Solvason, C. (2021), The Messines of Ethics in Education, Journal of Academic Ethics, https://doi.org/10.1007/s10805-021-09402-8 Gallagher, S. (2023) Early Childhood Studies in a Polarised Dystopia: Pedagogy as ethical leadership in education’, in C. Solvason and G. Elliott (eds) Ethics in Education: Contemporary Perspectives on Research, Pedagogy and Leadership, Bradford: Ethics International Press, pp… Continue reading Publications and Outputs: Professional Ethics
Publications and Outputs: Emotions and Wellbeing
Cliffe, J. and Solvason, C. (2020) ‘The role of emotions in building new knowledge and developing young children’s understanding’, Power and Education, 12(2), pp.189-203 Hodgkins, A. (2018) EECERA European Early Childhood Research Association, Budapest. Presentation: Advanced empathy? A risky strength? Hodgkins, A. (2018) A Child’s World conference, Aberystwyth University, conference title: Advanced Empathy in the Early… Continue reading Publications and Outputs: Emotions and Wellbeing
Publications and Outputs: Pedagogy
Cliffe, J. & Solvason, C. (2016). Using Rhizomatic Thinking in Early Childhood Pedagogy to Avoid Making Other into Same. TACTYC, Reflections. No page. Retrieved from: http://tactyc.org.uk/reflections/ Cliffe, J. and Solvason C. (2019). Should we consider rhizomatic thinking when educating young minds? NZ International Research in Early Childhood Education Journal, 22(1), pp. 86 – 100. Cliffe,… Continue reading Publications and Outputs: Pedagogy
Publications and Outputs: Early Years Practice
Gallagher, S. (2019) ‘Hope and optimism in the workforce’, Keynote Lecture, Building Brighter Futures (Student Conference), University of Worcester. Harvell, J. (2024) Global perspectives on creativity in Taylor, S. (2024) Creativity in the Early Years: Engaging children aged 0-5. London: SAGE Hodgkins, A. (2021), Early Years Practitioners need emotional support too, Nursery Management Today,… Continue reading Publications and Outputs: Early Years Practice
Publications and Outputs: COVID-19 and Post Pandemic
Hodgkins, A. and Harvell, J. – CACHE (2021) Covid Reflection Piece, YouTube, 16th November 2021, available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6znWThLwz9g Gallagher, S. and M. Burton (2021) ‘Prepare to poop the party: the new normal looks very like the old normal – only worse – and why this matters to educators’, Workshop provided at the online conference, Blended… Continue reading Publications and Outputs: COVID-19 and Post Pandemic
Winner of the Anna Hooper Aspiration Prize 2023: Chloe Bridge
My philosophy of education has always centred upon enabling children to achieve their full potential and develop their unique identities. This derives from having positive memories of my own school life, where I always felt supported, encouraged and understood by my teachers and educational professionals. School environments were places where I felt safe and secure… Continue reading Winner of the Anna Hooper Aspiration Prize 2023: Chloe Bridge
Research @worc publication
The latest Research @worc magazine is now available online and features @UWDCFs Dr Carla Solvason, Angela Hodgkins, Michelle Malomo, Nicola Stobbs and Samantha Sutton-Tsang.
Taking a Collaborative Approach to our Students’ Research in Education Settings
In the UK all students who are studying for a Bachelor of Arts with honours degree must complete a dissertation. In the Department for Children and Families (DCF) at UW, we have a very specific idea about the purpose of and manner in which our students carry out their research. Whereas in many Higher Education… Continue reading Taking a Collaborative Approach to our Students’ Research in Education Settings