as crianças como pesquisadoras: os efeitos dos direitos de participação sobre a metodologia de pesquisa children as researchers: the effects of participation rights on research methodology
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Este artigo contempla questões que surgem para os adultos que fazem pesquisa com crianças pesquisadoras. Esses pontos são ilustrados mais por meio de uma revisão da literatura internacional do que por um relatório de pesquisa original. Três áreas principais serão abordadas: os estágios do processo de pesquisa em que as crianças podem ser envolvidas como atores; os níveis de participação das crianças; e o uso de métodos que podem aumentar o envolvimento informado das crianças em pesquisas, sem deixar de respeitar seus direitos. Considero as crianças co-produtoras de dados durante as pesquisas realizadas com elas.
This paper considers issues raised for adults who do research with child researchers. The points will be illustrated through a review of an international literature rather than an original research report. Three main areas will be discussed: stages of the research process at which children can be involved as actors; levels of children's participation; and the use of methods which can increase children's informed involvement in research, thereby respecting their rights. The idea of seeing the 'researched' adult as a co-researcher or co-producer of data, and equally involved in the analysis, is already widely acknowledged. This idea is usually argued for in terms of control, and of addressing power imbalances in the research relationship. It can also be justified in terms of efficiency, as opening the way to a broader range of collection methods and fuller understanding of the data. This paper, similarly, sees children as co-producers of data during research conducted with them.
This paper considers issues raised for adults who do research with child researchers. The points will be illustrated through a review of an international literature rather than an original research report. Three main areas will be discussed: stages of the research process at which children can be involved as actors; levels of children's participation; and the use of methods which can increase children's informed involvement in research, thereby respecting their rights. The idea of seeing the 'researched' adult as a co-researcher or co-producer of data, and equally involved in the analysis, is already widely acknowledged. This idea is usually argued for in terms of control, and of addressing power imbalances in the research relationship. It can also be justified in terms of efficiency, as opening the way to a broader range of collection methods and fuller understanding of the data. This paper, similarly, sees children as co-producers of data during research conducted with them.
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| Authors | ;Priscilla Alderson |
| Journal | current computer-aided drug design |
| Year | 2005 |
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