Children’s grief and grieving in institutional early childhood education -research project (HY): Observational and interview data collected in the context of flexibly scheduled early childhood education and care

Beskrivning

The data were collected in 2021-2023 in the "Children's grief and grieving in institutional early childhood education and care" research project of the University of Helsinki (funded by the Research Council of Finland, 2021-2025), in a sub study and in a grant-funded study (funded by the Finnish Cultural Foundation) exploring children's grief and grieving in the context of flexibly scheduled early childhood education and care (ECEC). The data consist of: 1) observational data concentrating on evening time in an ECEC centre with extended opening ours, 2) observational data concentrating on the starting phase of ECEC in an ECEC centre open 24/7, and 3) observation-based interviews of guardians and early childhood educators. The data are reused in 2024-2027 in the "Guiding and learning of emotions in everyday activities of flexibly scheduled early childhood education and care" (TUNTEVA) research project of the University of Jyväskylä. The research project is conducted by the postdoctoral researcher Eija Salonen and funded by the JYU.Well profiling area. The University of Helsinki is still the owner and the rights holder of the data. The reuse of the data in the TUNTEVA research project has been confirmed by a contract between the two universities.
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Publiceringsår

2024

Typ av data

Upphovspersoner

Helsingfors universitet - Rättighetsinnehavare, Medarbetare

Kasvatustieteiden laitos

Salonen, Eija Orcid -palvelun logo - Upphovsperson, Rättighetsinnehavare

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(HY), Professor Lasse Lipponen - Medarbetare

(HY), University Lecturer Annukka Pursi - Medarbetare

Projekt

Övriga uppgifter

Vetenskapsområden

Pedagogik

Språk

finska

Öppen tillgång

Begränsad tillgång

Licens

Other (Not Open)

Nyckelord

emotions

Ämnesord

småbarnspedagogik, känslor, minstingar, sorg

Temporal täckning

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