Project Details
Description
he project aims to explore and exchange experiences of how pedagogical knowledge and practices that enhance
inclusion, diversity and equality were balanced with Covid-19 restrictions in ECEC settings, with the view to develop new
knowledge about how such inclusive practice can be sustained into the future and through crisis times. Central to the
understanding of inclusion, diversity and equality is young children’s active participation in democratic life and civic
engagement within ECEC centres. Thus when ‘inclusive practice’ is mentioned throughout this application, the notion of
democratic participation is implied herein. Identifying similarities and differences within and between ECEC centres in each
country and between countries, will give valuable insight into how to develop ECEC practice providing equality, inclusion
and democratic and civic engagement for children, parents and professionals.
inclusion, diversity and equality were balanced with Covid-19 restrictions in ECEC settings, with the view to develop new
knowledge about how such inclusive practice can be sustained into the future and through crisis times. Central to the
understanding of inclusion, diversity and equality is young children’s active participation in democratic life and civic
engagement within ECEC centres. Thus when ‘inclusive practice’ is mentioned throughout this application, the notion of
democratic participation is implied herein. Identifying similarities and differences within and between ECEC centres in each
country and between countries, will give valuable insight into how to develop ECEC practice providing equality, inclusion
and democratic and civic engagement for children, parents and professionals.
| Short title | InScoPe |
|---|---|
| Status | Finished |
| Effective start/end date | 01/02/23 → 30/12/24 |
| Links | https://sway.cloud.microsoft/5n2r6S1G94Lm83T1?ref=email |
Collaborative partners
- Merino Institute of Education (lead)
- Nord University
Keywords
- learning, educational science and teaching
- ecec
- pedagogy
- covid 19
- inclusion
- inclusive practices
- culture
- cultural exchange
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ECEC in crises: Lessons learned from ECEC settings in Denmark, Ireland, and Norway. Policy recommendations based on an Erasmus+ research project on inclusive practices in ECEC during Covid19.
Bach, T. C., Brosnan, M. H., Togsverd, L., Hansen, L. N. (Other), Stallard, R. (Other), O'Donnell, N. (Other), Bjørnestad, E. (Other) & Olsen, K. (Other), 15 May 2025, 12 p.Research output: Other contribution › Other › Communication
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Inclusive and Sustainable Post-Covid Pedagogy: Exploring quality practices in ECEC across countries
Hansen, L. N. (Developer), O'Donnell, N. (Developer), Olsen, K. (Developer), Togsverd, L. (Other), Bach, T. C. (Other), Stallard, R. (Developer), Brosnan, M. H. (Other) & Bjørnestadt, E. (Other), 15 May 2025Research output: Non-textual form › Video, other digital or visual Products › Education
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InScoPe Final Report
Brosnan, M. H., Bach, T. C., Togsverd, L., Hansen, L. N. (Other), Stallard, R. (Other), O'Donnell, N. (Other), Bjørnestad, E. & Olsen, K. (Other), 15 May 2025, Dublin: Marino Institute of Education. 20 p.Research output: Book/Report/PhD thesis › Report › Communication
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