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Some Challenges for Early Childhood Nature Education, with the Perspectives of Deleuze and Guattari

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Using the perspectives of Deleuze and Guattari and other educators, this study explored some perspectives on and challenges in early childhood nature education. Deleuze and Guattari (1980/1987) emphasized a univocal being and a multiplicity of becomings. From the viewpoint of the ontology of transcendence, and based on a literature review, trends in early childhood nature education were analyzed. From the immanence perspective, some challenges and directions in early childhood nature education are described. One big challenge is that learners and the world are becoming entangled through intra-activity (Barad, 2007). This study highlights several methods of learning and teaching, using intra-pedagogy (Taguchi, 2010), and discusses what quality of life means for children and teachers. All subjectivities can gain the power to welcome new potentials and open up to creativity and invention. Life itself enables and produces connections between organisms, matter, and human beings. Life is the ongoing movement of living.

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Using the perspectives of Deleuze and Guattari and other educators, this study explored some perspectives on and challenges in early childhood nature education. Deleuze and Guattari (1980/1987) emphasized a univocal being and a multiplicity of becomings. From the viewpoint of the ontology of transcendence, and based on a literature review, trends in early childhood nature education were analyzed. From the immanence perspective, some challenges and directions in early childhood nature education are described. One big challenge is that learners and the world are becoming entangled through intra-activity (Barad, 2007). This study highlights several methods of learning and teaching, using intra-pedagogy (Taguchi, 2010), and discusses what quality of life means for children and teachers. All subjectivities can gain the power to welcome new potentials and open up to creativity and invention. Life itself enables and produces connections between organisms, matter, and human beings. Life is the ongoing movement of living.

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