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Sociology of childhood

a multi-method way of listening to young children that combines observation, interviews, cameras, tours and map-making to build a picture of their views.

In sociology of childhood, mosaic approach refers to a multi-method way of listening to young children that combines observation, interviews, cameras, tours and map-making to build a picture of their views. This meaning comes from Clark (2001) in Listening to young children.[1]

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Clark, A., & Moss, P. (2001). Listening to young children: The Mosaic approach. National Children's Bureau. ISBN 9781900990622

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