An investigation of young children’s perceptions of teasing within peer relationships
The paper analyzed children’s perceptions of teasing within their real world peer relationships through participants’ drawings and accompanying narratives. The case study research was approached from an ethic of listening to children to discover and uncover children’s perceptions and experiences...
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author | Debra Harwood Sandra Bosacki Kristina Borcsok |
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description | The paper analyzed children’s perceptions of teasing within their real world peer
relationships through participants’ drawings and accompanying narratives. The case study
research was approached from an ethic of listening to children to discover and uncover
children’s perceptions and experiences with the phenomenon of peer teasing. Fifteen
children from kindergarten to grade 2 participated in drawing and narrating their complex
understandings of the multi-faceted aspects of peer teasing. The participants attended two
30-40 minute sessions of conversational interviews with the first session also involving
drawing and narrating personal stories of teasing. The results of the study indicate the
significance of teasing within the young peer relationship as well as several distinct
perceptions and insights. Ultimately, these insights may help teachers to broaden
curricular approaches within the school culture and enhance current theoretical
conceptualizations of peer teasing. |
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spelling | doaj.art-cb9cf89f0d764b8e8ed09d1528e384c12023-02-15T16:21:27ZengKura PublishingInternational Electronic Journal of Elementary Education1307-92981307-92982010-03-0122237260An investigation of young children’s perceptions of teasing within peer relationshipsDebra Harwood0Sandra Bosacki1Kristina Borcsok2Brock UniversityBrock UniversityBrock UniversityThe paper analyzed children’s perceptions of teasing within their real world peer relationships through participants’ drawings and accompanying narratives. The case study research was approached from an ethic of listening to children to discover and uncover children’s perceptions and experiences with the phenomenon of peer teasing. Fifteen children from kindergarten to grade 2 participated in drawing and narrating their complex understandings of the multi-faceted aspects of peer teasing. The participants attended two 30-40 minute sessions of conversational interviews with the first session also involving drawing and narrating personal stories of teasing. The results of the study indicate the significance of teasing within the young peer relationship as well as several distinct perceptions and insights. Ultimately, these insights may help teachers to broaden curricular approaches within the school culture and enhance current theoretical conceptualizations of peer teasing.https://iejee.com/index.php/IEJEE/article/view/250Teasingearly childhoodsocial-emotional developmentvisual methodology |
spellingShingle | Debra Harwood Sandra Bosacki Kristina Borcsok An investigation of young children’s perceptions of teasing within peer relationships International Electronic Journal of Elementary Education Teasing early childhood social-emotional development visual methodology |
title | An investigation of young children’s perceptions of teasing within peer relationships |
title_full | An investigation of young children’s perceptions of teasing within peer relationships |
title_fullStr | An investigation of young children’s perceptions of teasing within peer relationships |
title_full_unstemmed | An investigation of young children’s perceptions of teasing within peer relationships |
title_short | An investigation of young children’s perceptions of teasing within peer relationships |
title_sort | investigation of young children s perceptions of teasing within peer relationships |
topic | Teasing early childhood social-emotional development visual methodology |
url | https://iejee.com/index.php/IEJEE/article/view/250 |
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