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Ecological model created by Bronfenners (1979)
* series of circles keeping child centred
child-family-community-society
* Eco M - applied in many different settings
*How children are influenced by their settings
*Feinstein (2003a) illustrated how economic status impacts on education attainment - SES (Social Economic status)
* Andy Rixon argues Eco M doesn't define what is good or bad for the child
*Dresler-Hawke + Whitehead (2009) used Eco M when finding various components behind school bullying
Eco M adopted into assessment tools
England & Wales - Dept of Health Assessment of child in need
Scotland - GIRFEC Triangle (PROMOTING WELL BEING)
+ Reflect to understand childrens lives to learn what adequate care provisons to contribute to wellebing
- Not showing weighting between different elements eg. many children who grow up in poverty may still achieve positive outcomes
social constructionist theory
Changes over time and space
Knowledge produced through discourse (Language)
Language - labelling - SEN, NEET
Rose (1999) - understanding of childhood and youth arisen out of history
* Children seen as learners not workers (Rose 1999)
MEDIA - changes people perseptions
Are children in need of protection? or out of control - Hoodies
Places & Spaces
PUBLIC - Expectation of privacy
PRIVATE - Open to all ages, gender, class
INTERMEDIARY - in-between the above - element of control over access
Children's geographies
Horton et al. argue that children spaces shape social interactions. - Social and imaginary features
Micrograpgies - small spaces ie. beanbags
Foulcault spoke of spaces and children's dining rooms (primary school) how children are situated and presented around the room. adult/children interactions
- •Spaces are more than geographical – they are also social, imaginative and virtual
spaces can be seen - in school, playgrounds, cities, through technology (social media)