2002
DOI: 10.1080/13502930285208981
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Transition to school — Complexity and diversity

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“…Chan (2009) stated that 90% of first-grade teachers want information from the preschool teacher about the child's performance, and this situation is a transition activity. A child's personal characteristics are stated to be an important factor in the school transition, and these include age, gender, ethnic background, intelligence level, disability status, cognitive development, social skills, mood, functional age level, relations with friends and relationship sustainability, preschool education level, past experiences related to school, level of participation in the transition process, and having a familiar playmate in class (Margetts, 2002b;Maxwell & Eller, 1994;Smart, Sanson, Baxter, Edwards, & Hayes, 2008;Yeboah, 2002).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Chan (2009) stated that 90% of first-grade teachers want information from the preschool teacher about the child's performance, and this situation is a transition activity. A child's personal characteristics are stated to be an important factor in the school transition, and these include age, gender, ethnic background, intelligence level, disability status, cognitive development, social skills, mood, functional age level, relations with friends and relationship sustainability, preschool education level, past experiences related to school, level of participation in the transition process, and having a familiar playmate in class (Margetts, 2002b;Maxwell & Eller, 1994;Smart, Sanson, Baxter, Edwards, & Hayes, 2008;Yeboah, 2002).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Det finns ett flertal studier om skolstart och övergångar som tar avstamp i Urie Bronfenbrenners (1979) ekologiska modell (Margetts 2002(Margetts , 2007Rimm-Kaufman & Pianta 2000;Tudge et al 2003). I dessa studier ligger fokus på övergångar som komplexa processer där olika faktorer samverkar och ger förutsättningar för övergång.…”
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“…Det som framförallt anses skapa kontinuitet är att övergången upplevs som tydlig och trygg (t.ex. Lam & Pollard 2006;Margetts 2002). Lorin W Anderson, Jacque Jacobs, Susan Schramm och Fred Splittgerber (2000) har studerat övergångarna mellan elementary, middle och high school.…”
Section: Kontinuitet Och Diskontinuitetunclassified
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“…In planning effective transition programmes, children's adjustment to a new environment can be supported through various transitional activities that create links between, and actively involve, children, parents, families, teachers, early childhood services, schools and the local community. This can include discussion and experience of activities such as visits prior to starting (with other children who will be starting at the same time), in order to learn about ways of learning at school, as well as familiarisation with the environment and people (Margetts, 2002); developing children's thinking about the difference between philosophical learning boundaries -from play to formal learning -that anticipate change, in order to embrace change confidently and to enjoy what the new setting offers (Broström, in print); using play-based activities that start in one setting and are completed in the next (Fabian & Dunlop, 2005); using social stories that provide an insight into the next place of learning (Briody & McGarry, 2005); mentoring by children already at the new setting to demonstrate ways of learning; and staff becoming familiar with the children's background and learning prior to the commencement of transition.…”
Section: Activities That Support Learning Across the Transitionmentioning
confidence: 99%