'The author gives an excellent overview and explores how children
have been seen as objects and subjects in research as well as
increasingly as participants and more recently still as
researchers.'
"- International Journal of Research and Method in Education
"
'This book is especially beneficial in terms of its breadth of
discussion on the legal, ethical and moral issues of conducting
research with children and young people alongside the key
methodological challenges that students and practitioners are faced
when conducting this type of research'" - Research Policy and
Planning
"
Doing Research with Children and Young People introduces
researchers to the key considerations involved in working with
children and young people.
The book highlights issues which arise at different stages in
the process and which all researchers need to take account of as
they plan and carry out a study. These include:
- ethical and legal issues
- philosophical underpinnings of research
- age and diversity of the children involved
- evaluation and dissemination of findings.
Doing Research with Children and Young People has been developed
to accompany The Open University course "Research with Children and
Young People" (EK310). It is an ideal introduction for all students
and practitioners preparing to research in fields such as
education, health, welfare, childhood and youth studies, psychology
and sociology.
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