Childhood, citizenship and participation- test 1

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In what year was research undertaken in the early years report referenced by the National Longitudinal survey of children & youth into the prevalence of children with difficulties by family income?
1994
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What is the CSI perspective on both conclusions of the research from the early years report?
It was falsified to suit the needs of the current government
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According to Jerome Kagans model what are the three main parental actions?
Play, Responsiveness and Discipline
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Mothers who report they are not getting along well with their children (NSLYC) also report that?
that their children are not getting along well with them
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What are the four components of a risk society?
Late modernity, Individualization, Globalization and Change
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What does the system encroach on?
the lifeworld
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where is the lifeworld located?
in the family, community and neighbourhood
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Which approaches spread as the system invades childhood space?
Pedagogical and other surveillance approaches
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Who refers to the Iceberg of Informal learning?
Livingstone
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What percentage of adults according to Livingstone are involved in some form of informal learning activities?
90%
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On average how many hours do Canadian adults distribtute to informal learning?
15
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What are the key child participation barriers?
Participation discourses inc the system, current definitions of rights and citizenship and the social construction of children
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What are many current definitons of rights and citizenship considered to be?
Adult centric- ignoring specifity of children- meaning making and playfulness
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What is tied to ecological zones?
Specificity of children
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According to Jans?
childhood presents itself as ambivalent social phenomenon - seen as autonomous but seen as objects of protection
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Which theories does Cockburn use to explore child participation?
deliberative democracy and the 'public sphere'
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Mannion uses theories of geography to reorder participation as a...
dialogical and spatial practice
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Contemporary political and social theories of recognition are associated mainly with?
Axel Honneth (1995), Charles Taylor (1994) and Nancy Fraser (1995)
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The Hegelian idea proposes that?
identity is constructed dialogically through a process of mutual recognition
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What is the 'Jena Period' created by Hegel and focused on my Honneth
a struggle among subjects for the mutual recognition of their identity generated inner-societal pressure towards the practical, political establishment of institutions that would guarantee freedom
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Which three components did Honneth's stage theory include?
Love, Rights and Solidarity
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A criticism of Honneth's theory of recognition by...... is that too much focus has been placed on recognition as the sole influencing factor on social conflict and change ignoring social justice and the distribution of resources
Fraser
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Both Fraser's and Taylor's conception of recognition agrees that?
it is centrally about difference
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Inter subjective recognition is
Honneth's threefold conceptualization taken from Hegel refers to as Love, Rights & Solidarity
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According to Honneth love means?
primary relationships such as parent-child or ****** between lovers
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According to Honneth what is a struggle in primary relationships?
a struggle between symbiosis and self-assertion
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Marshalls (1963) tripartite account of what?
civil, political and social rights
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subjects talk about experiences of the civil rights movement in terms of...
legal under-priveliging leads to crippling feelings of shame only liberated through active protest and resistance
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Honneth's theory of recognition is both a theory of..
individualisation and social change
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Taylor (1994)
challenge of extension of solidarity to reciprocal recognition of each other's particular worth
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What do most social/political theories do to children?
disregard or view them as adults in waiting
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What is funky dragon?
The Young peoples youth assembly in Wales (cut funding now though)
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Thomas research in funky dragon identified that?
Their was a struggle of control with examples of adults trying to take over proceedings
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McNay (2008) argues from which standpoint
A feminist standpoint
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Dewey's conception of democracy as...
reflexive cooperation
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Children as citizens towards a contemporary notion of child participation is written by who?
Marc Jans
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Jans presents a
child-size concept of citizenship
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According to Jans what is the cause of the changes in society from modern industrial to late modern society?
Individualization and Globalization
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Bois-Raymond et al talk of?
negotiation families
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Zinnecker (2001) states that...
lifestyles and life histories were once exclusively attributed to adults, while recently children's cultures and children's lifestyles have become popular research domains
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Nasman states that children are
increasingly integrated in non-familial activities and organizations
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Giddens (1991) speaks about the need for a
self reflexive society
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Jans discusses a shift in western education to
life long learning
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According to Wall their is too much of an adult focus in?
human rights
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According to Wall what is the name he gave for Human rights taking into account all ages?
'Childism'
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What are the three major forms of child-centred ethics?
top-down, bottom-up and developmental
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Define "top-down"
human life starts in a state of animal-like disorder and unruliness so fundamental task of society is to impose on raw human behaviour some moral order
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Define "bottom-up"
children thought to throw humanity's original goodness, purity and moral wisdom. These inborn talents should be nurtured and encouraged
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Hannah Arendt highlights that
children end up lacking "the right to have rights"
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Human rights are grounded in the Marxist desire to?
free social groups from systematic oppression
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The Lockean and Kantian view is that?
children cannot hold liberties without doing themselves or the public harm
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Lockes view is that children
are not their on but the Property of their Parents
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One notion from post modern ethical theory is that
people have a moral responsibility to "the other"
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Walls argues that societies consisting of webs of otherness will be able to?
combine top-down, bottom-up and developmental human rights all at once
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In the circle of human rights which is correct?
Bottom-up=participation rights, top-down=protection rights and developmental= provision rights
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