Key Ideas preschooler project

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Key findings

Explore our research focusing on how young children perceive and engage with urban spaces, emphasizing inclusive design principles and child-centered urban development.

This section outlines our research initiatives, showcasing insights into early childhood experiences in diverse urban environments.

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Children

Working with 77 children , 76 participated in the mapping activity, 65 took part in the photo-voice activity

3-5

Years Old

Girls and boys, to discover how young tamariki of different backgrounds and abilities experience living, playing and learning in an urban environment.

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Cities

Working on Dunedin and Wellington , in diverse socio-spatial characteristics, providing valuable insights into how young children engage with and experience different urban environments

The insights from this research have profoundly influenced our urban planning strategies, ensuring child-friendly spaces.

Dr. M T

Urban Planning Specialist

Pre schooler new Zealand

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