Journal of Research in Childhood Education

Back Issue Archive

The Journal of Research in Childhood Education Innovations features research from around the world to inform education leadership as they develop policy and practice regarding education, learning, and well-being of children, and provide the foundation for education reform to improve quality, equity, and access.

 

Below, you can find the Table of Contents for past issues of the journal. All the articles can be found on our partner publisher’s website.


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Recent Back Issues

Volume 39, No. 2

Meeting the Needs of Indigenous, Marginalized, and Minoritized Children Globally: Innovative Pathways to Sustainable Futures

The Early Childhood Education in India and Traces of Colonial Regimes: A Critical Discourse Analysis

Drawing and Storytelling as Strengths-Based Pedagogical Approaches to Affirm the Lived Experiences of Native American Children in Pre-K

Decolonizing Education: Indigenous Teachers’ Understanding of Meaningful Education Practices That Promote the Success of Native American Learners

Contributing to Indigenous Literacy: A “Trans” Approach in the Creation of Digital Learning Materials

Playful Art-Making and a Responsive Adult to Sustain Interest and Affirm Minoritized Children’s Experiences

Critical Factors for Academic and Familial Development of Eritrean Refugee Children in Switzerland: A Mixed-Methods Study

Marginalization, Minoritization, and Microaggression Against Asian American Children: Insights from Korean American Mother-Educator-Researchers Utilizing Suda (수다)

Early Childhood Education in Pastoralist Regions of Kenya

Leadership for Sustaining Cultural Identities: Pacific Ways of Knowing, Being, and Doing in ECE

The Struggle Is Still Real: Marginalized Identity of Roma Preschoolers in the Replication of Clark & Clark Doll Study 77 Years After

Navigating Borders: Transnational Latine Students’ Use of Border Thinking Pedagogy Practices

Navigating the Kindergarten Transition: An Exploratory Case Study of Challenges and Opportunities for Non-Immigrant and Immigrant Families

Educators Co-Constructing Religiously Responsive Pedagogies With Muslim Children and Families

Perspectives of Early Childhood Education Teachers in Kenya and Nepal Regarding Pedagogical Practices Essential to Meeting Learners’ Needs