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100 1 _aNxumalo, Fikile
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245 1 0 _aStorying practices of witnessing
_cFikile Nxumalo
_h[citation] :
_brefiguring quality in everyday pedagogical encounters /
260 _c2016
520 3 _aThis article seeks to contribute towards an unsettling of dominant framings of quality pedagogical practices. The author puts to work the figure of the modest witness as a way of storying everyday pedagogical encounters in childhood settings that might refigure quality in practice as materialized more-than-human becomings. Working within the particular context of British Columbia, Canada, the author’s particular orientation is towards emergent interferences to child-centred orientations in everyday practices of art-making and multispecies encounters in relation with a local mountain forest. Through descriptive visual and textual accounts of small stories, the author experiments with foregrounding implicated, responsive and messy practices-in-question that bring hopeful possibilities for reimagining quality in practice without the enclosures of fixed and final resolutions.
650 0 _aEarly childhood education
_xResearch
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773 0 _tContemporary Issues in Early Childhood
_gVol. 17, no. 1 (2016), p. 39-53
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