Disaggregated Analysis/Data

Dockweiler, Katherine A.; Diamond, Lindsay

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“…To enhance rigor, member checking was employed, sharing preliminary findings with participants to validate themes (Lo´pez-Zero´n et al, 2021). To fortify our analysis, we used triangulation, cross-referencing findings from lesson observations, recorded conversations, and focus groups to validate interpretations (Dockweiler & Diamond, 2022).…”

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Regulating Discourse: How Children With and Without SEND Internalize the Evaluative Framework of Adults

Efthymiou

2023

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This study presents a Bakhtinian analysis of discourse among children with Special Educational Needs and Disorders (SEND) in two elementary classrooms, delving into the complicated interaction of voices and perspectives within their communication. The research investigates how the evaluation of peers provides a contextual backdrop for the voices of children with SEND. Conducted as a longitudinal investigation in an English primary school, data were collected over a three-month period to disclose communication dynamics. Notably, the discourse analysis reveals the use of “hybrid constructions” by students, wherein they skillfully blend adult values with their own viewpoints when discussing peers, thus navigating their positioning vis-à-vis institutional norms and their peers. The central question, “Who is taking the lead in the conversation?” undrapes a rich interchange of voices within each dialog excerpt. This interaction encompasses the speaker’s own voice and resonates with reflections of institutional discourse. Importantly, the analysis elucidates how diverse pedagogic discourses contribute to shaping social relationships between teachers and students, as well as amongst the students themselves. By capturing these multifaceted interactions, this study reveals a paramount conduit through which institutional values are communicated and internalized within the discourse of children with SEND. This focused exploration contributes to a nuanced understanding of how children assimilate external voices while communicating and how they forge connections with peers facing unique learning challenges.

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Regulating Discourse: How Children With and Without SEND Internalize the Evaluative Framework of Adults

Efthymiou

2023

Sage Open

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Disaggregated Analysis/Data

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Regulating Discourse: How Children With and Without SEND Internalize the Evaluative Framework of Adults

Regulating Discourse: How Children With and Without SEND Internalize the Evaluative Framework of Adults

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