Research with young children in China: Opportunities and challenges
Join this discussion about three research projects with young children in the Chinese context.
Research with young children in China: Opportunities and challenges
11 Nov 2022, 09:30 – 12:30
Event recording
Schedule
9am - 9.30am: Arriving for face-to-face attendees (Tea & Coffee)
9.30am - 9.50am: Welcome and Introduction
- Dr Rachael Levy, Associate Professor in Education, Director of Centre for Teacher and Early Years Education (CTEY), UCL IOE
9.50am – 10.20am: Research presentation: (Re)constructing school readiness from Chinese young children's perspectives
- Dr Minyi Li, Associate Professor in Education, Faculty of Education, Beijing Normal University
10.20am-10.50am: Research presentation: Listening to Young Children in daily practices: Chinese Practitioners’ Reflections on a Knowledge-exchange Programme
- Dr Yuwei Xu, Assistant Professor in Education and Teacher Development, University of Nottingham & Honorary Lecturer, UCL IOE
10.50am - 11.20am: Research presentation: Cultural exchange between preschools of disadvantaged backgrounds in England and China: Researchers’ reflections
- Dr Jie Gao, Senior Research Fellow & Lecturer, UCL IOE
11.20am -12pm Panel discussion: Opportunities and Challenges in Research with Children in China
- Chair: Dr Rachael Levy, Associate Professor in Education, Director of CTEY, UCL IOE
Panellists:
- Dr Minyi Li, Associate Professor in Education, Faculty of Education, Beijing Normal University
- Dr Jie Gao, Senior Research Fellow & Lecturer, UCL IOE
- Dr Yuwei Xu, Assistant Professor in Education and Teacher Development, University of Nottingham & Honorary Lecturer, UCL IOE
- Dr Xiaoying Lin, Associate Professor in Education, Institute of Economics of Education, Peking University
- Weicheng Guo, Research Assistant, MA Early Years Education student, UCL IOE
- Siyu Qin, Research Assistant, MA Early Years Education student, Beijing Normal University
12pm-12.05pm Closing Notes and Next Step
12.05pm -12.30pm Lunch and networking for face-to-face attendees
This event will be particularly useful for those interested in: research in a Chinese context and early years education.
Note, this is a hybrid event and can be joined either in-person or virtually.
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Julian Castro, winner of the 2019 Young China category.
Further information
Ticketing
Open
Cost
Free
Open to
All
Availability
Yes