An Introduction to Childhood Studies

By M. Kehily. 2004

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• Improving student wellbeing: having a say at school (2016, background): “Using a mixed-method design and an interdisciplinary methodology informed by Childhood Studies, the aim of the study was to generate knowledge about how wellbeing in schools is understood and facilitated, such that the findings would result in improved outcomes for children and young people.”
• Editorial: Critical Childhood Studies? (2011, background): “The interests in and rationales for studying children and childhood in an interdisciplinary Childhood Studies frame can themselves can be various, as also Martin Woodhead writes in the Foreword to a booklength Introduction to Childhood Studies, published by the Open University Press in the UK (Kehil”