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Partizipative Kindheitsforschung mit Concept Cartoons

Participatory Childhood Research With Concept Cartoons
[journal article]

Kogler, Raphaela
Zartler, Ulrike
Zuccato-Doutlik, Marlies

Abstract

In der partizipativen Forschung mit Kindern finden sich häufig Methodenkombinationen und -adaptionen, um deren Perspektiven als Co-Forschende einzubeziehen. In den letzten Jahren wurden vermehrt Techniken an der Schnittstelle von didaktischen, visuellen und klassischen Methoden der Kindheitsforschun... view more

In der partizipativen Forschung mit Kindern finden sich häufig Methodenkombinationen und -adaptionen, um deren Perspektiven als Co-Forschende einzubeziehen. In den letzten Jahren wurden vermehrt Techniken an der Schnittstelle von didaktischen, visuellen und klassischen Methoden der Kindheitsforschungen angewandt. Im Rahmen einer partizipativen qualitativen Studie zum Thema Scheidung wurde eine Methode aus der Unterrichtsdidaktik adaptiert, weiterentwickelt und damit erstmals für die sozialwissenschaftliche Forschung mit Kindern nutzbar gemacht: Concept Cartoons, in denen textbasierte und visuelle Elemente verbunden werden, helfen, Kinder zu Diskussionen anzuregen und in verschiedenen Phasen der Forschung zu beteiligen. In diesem Beitrag präsentieren wir die Vorgehensweise der partizipativen Entwicklung und Anwendung von Concept Cartoons. Der gemeinsame Entwicklungsprozess mit 60 Kindern im Alter von acht bis zehn Jahren und die Anwendung der Concept Cartoons verdeutlichten die intensiven Diskussions- und Argumentationsanreize sowie das hohe Potenzial dieses methodischen Ansatzes für den Einsatz als partizipatives Erhebungsinstrument. In der Studie ermöglichte die Verwendung von Concept Cartoons, Assoziationen und Erfahrungen von Kindern zu rekonstruieren und Einblicke in die Konzepte der teilnehmenden Kinder zum Thema elterliche Scheidung zu gewinnen. Ausgehend von partizipativen Möglichkeiten in der Kindheitsforschung stellen wir in diesem Beitrag die Methode, ihr Potenzial, die partizipative Entwicklung sowie Anwendung in der sozialwissenschaftlichen Forschung mit Kindern vor.... view less


Participatory research with children is frequently characterized by adaptations of methods intended to embrace children's perspectives as co-researchers. Within the framework of a participatory qualitative study on the issue of divorce, a method deriving from the didactics of teaching was advanced. ... view more

Participatory research with children is frequently characterized by adaptations of methods intended to embrace children's perspectives as co-researchers. Within the framework of a participatory qualitative study on the issue of divorce, a method deriving from the didactics of teaching was advanced. For the first time in social science research with children, the method was made useable for research with children: Concept cartoons, in which text-based and visual elements are interconnected, assist in encouraging children to engage in discussions and in involving them in various phases of the research. In this article, we present this approach to the participatory development and application of concept cartoons. The joint process of designing and using concept cartoons with 60 eight- to ten-year-old children elucidated the important incentives for discussion, as well as the potential this methodological approach has as a participatory research tool. The use of concept cartoons in this study made it possible to reconstruct children's associations and experiences and to gain insight into their concepts of parental divorce. Based on the participatory prospects in childhood research, we introduce the method and its potential, while highlighting participatory development and the pathways to application in social science research with children.... view less

Keywords
childhood; social research; qualitative method; participation; data capture; group discussion

Classification
Methods and Techniques of Data Collection and Data Analysis, Statistical Methods, Computer Methods
Sociology of the Youth, Sociology of Childhood

Free Keywords
Concept Cartoons; Kindheitsforschung; Kindheitssoziologie; childhood research; concept cartoons; participatory research; sociology of childhood; visual methods; visuelle Methoden

Document language
German

Publication Year
2021

Journal
Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung / Forum: Qualitative Social Research, 22 (2021) 2

ISSN
1438-5627

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution 4.0


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