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Communal Agency and Social Development: Examples from First Grade Classrooms Serving Children of Immigrants
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  • Communal Agency and Social Development: Examples from First Grade Classrooms Serving Children of Immigrants
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Jennifer Keys Adair, Kiyomi S?nchez-Suzuki Colegrove
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Asia-Pacific journal of research in early childhood educationKCI,SCOPUS
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2014년|8권 2호(통권15호)|pp.69-91 (23 pages)
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환태평양유아교육연구학회|한국
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영문초록

This article explores how children of Latino immigrants responded to a learning environment where they could influence how and what they learned. Using ethnographic data from the much larger Agency and Young Children project in the United States, this article describes how a particular six year old classroom serving mostly children of Latino immigrants responded in ways that not only increased content knowledge in subjects such as science and literacy but also increased the amount of shared or communal agency in the classroom, even affecting the development of social capabilities by the children and teacher alike. Using a conceptual framework borrowed from development economics and particularly the work on agency and capabilities by Sen (1999; 2003), this paper counters a strictly psychological, individualistic version of agency and instead conceptualizes agency as a means to building individual and communal capabilities.

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Introduction
Communal Agency and Expanding the Social Capabilities of Individuals and Groups.
Ethnographic Method
An Example of Communal Agency
Expanding Social Capabilities through Communal Agency.
Final Thoughts
Acknowledgements
References

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AgencyCapabilitiesImmigrantDevelopmentEthnography

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