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What Counts as Knowledge and What Knowledge Counts in Early Childhood Education?

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It has traditionally been claimed that there is a significant difference between what teachers of very young children, and those working with older children need to know. My research investigates these claims through an analysis of university curricula. The investigation is based on a belief that research into the knowledge contexts in which pre-service teachers find themselves, offers the possibility of better understanding how participation within these contexts and communities, limits or expands the possibilities for ways of ‘knowing’ and ‘being,’ for those involved in the educative process. Underpinning this belief is an assumption that the knowledge that is documented, named, articulated, recorded and assessed, through the curriculum, is the knowledge that ‘counts’ within educational communities, and that ‘what counts’ varies considerably between educational contexts. The analysis involves investigation of a knowledge community (enrolled in a pre-service teacher education degree) within a university setting. The curriculum analysis presented here enables a detailed examination of the valued knowledge within the course, with the intent of developing a better understanding of the role that the pre-service university curriculum plays in constructing professional identity. This paper presents an analysis of one aspect of the curriculum process, the curriculum as stated in formal course documents, and this is the first part of a three phase investigation. The two subsequent phases of the research explore the connection between the documented curriculum and how it is enacted and experienced.

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