Beyond Inclusion. Early Childhood Education and Care in Hungary, Budapest-Józsefváros
by Angéla Bajzáth Anna Bereczkiné Záluszki (eds.)
Module 3 – Inclusion and Participation
Language: English
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Results – Intellectual production of partners
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Target groups: In-service professionals
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Type: Book
External link: http://www.bolcsode-bp08.hu/jebkiadvanyok/paragon_en.pdf
What background/knowledge is needed: The papers report on recently implemented developments and innovations and contain the ideas of early childhood teachers, the head of institution and the dietician, each of them dedicated to crèche education and care.
Partners: Eötvös Loránd University, Józsefvárosi Egyesített Bölcsödék
Keywords: Reflective competences & Reflexivity Children’s inclusion & Participation in services Flexibility & Flexible planning
Summary
This volume of papers is intended to acquaint early childhood education professionals, and all interested parents with the multifaceted and rich work of high standards of academics active in bachelor level pre-school education and early childhood teachers working in Józsefváros Joint Crèches (JJC) in District 8 of Budapest.The authors joined forces in the context of the European Union-funded Multi-cultural Early Childhood Education (MECEC+) project and created a jointly thinking professional team with the goal of preparing a comparative analysis of early childhood education in three countries: Hungary, Italy and Spain. In the light of their experience acquired abroad, the Hungarian members of the team decided to share the achievements of the JJC projects, at the vanguard of early childhood education in Hungary, in the form of a comprehensive publication. Józsefváros Joint Crèches launched a complex development programme that necessitated careful planning and preparation with the participation of all stake-holders.
Goals of the specific activity / resource
Their goal is to provide education and care services of superior quality in every crèche of the district. This work requires not only raising awareness and the continuing training of staff but also carefully conceived “joint learning” involving every stakeholder including parents and the operator. In this book we present some of the stages of this exciting and edifying trip.