2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.tbs.2017.06.003
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Routines and informal situations in children’s daily lives

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“…Other papers did not present behaviour settings as their theoretical framework, but merely acknowledged behaviour settings theory's applicability to their topic of interest. For example, Depeau et al [88] explained behaviour settings theory's value in studies of urban space liveability, and Li et al [89] discussed how a behaviour settings perspective might help designers arrange settings more appropriately for children with autism spectrum disorder (both of these two papers only mentioned behaviour settings theory on one occasion).…”
Section: Behaviour Settings and Child Development/child Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other papers did not present behaviour settings as their theoretical framework, but merely acknowledged behaviour settings theory's applicability to their topic of interest. For example, Depeau et al [88] explained behaviour settings theory's value in studies of urban space liveability, and Li et al [89] discussed how a behaviour settings perspective might help designers arrange settings more appropriately for children with autism spectrum disorder (both of these two papers only mentioned behaviour settings theory on one occasion).…”
Section: Behaviour Settings and Child Development/child Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Enfin, des approches géomatiques analysent les facteurs géographiques et matériels des environnements dans lesquels évoluent les enfants (Depeau et Quesseveur, 2014 ;Kyttä et al, 2018). Encore peu de travaux envisagent les dimensions de l'apprentissage de la mobilité chez les enfants par des approches hybrides (Christensen et al, 2011 ;Depeau et al, 2017).…”
Section: Mobi'kids : Position De Rechercheunclassified