Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
2009
Abstract
Researchers are investigating methods of data collection that do not intrude or invade children's lives in order to understanding their cognitive and social development. This article summarizes results of five studies which used combinations of digital photographs and interviews with children in order to understand various situations in the children's lives. The authors conclude that collecting data with photographs, especially when used by the children themselves, results in a rich body of data and information.
Department
Elementary and Early Childhood Education
Publication Title
Early Education in Russia and the USA: 2008 Conference Proceedings
Recommended Citation
Kashin, V.G. & Sandell, E.J. (2009). Review of Research Designs Using Digital Images to Understand Children's Experience and Environment = Детские фотографии в среде дошкольного образования (цифровое фото). In O. V. Klypa and E. J. Sandell (Eds.), Early Education in Russia and the USA: 2008 Conference Proceedings (pp. 32-34). Magadan, Russia: North-Eastern State University.
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