The Co-Inquiry Journal explores innovative approaches for early childhood
education, early childhood teacher education and professional development.
In connection with journal articles, an educational weblog (blog) includes
multimedia documentation from early childhood classrooms and programs
that facilitates interchange among early childhood educators on the practical
applications of theory and research.
The images below provide access to past and present issues of
the journal.
Volume 1, Number 1. Introduces co-inquiry as a transformative process
for the professional development of early childhood educators. Discusses
the co-inquiry meeting and the co-inquiry blog as tools for professional
development.
Volume 1, Number 2. Overviews the concept of interchange and its importance
for education. Examines communicative literacy, the essential
ability to use multiple symbolic systems, as the standard for meaningful
interchange.
Volume 1, Number 3. The Co-Inquiry is now peer reviewed. Meet the editorial
board: Carolyn Edwards, Brenda Fyfe, and Rebecca New. Explores the use
of video narratives as a mediational tool of mentor
teacher inquiry.
Come and see the latest issue as a
work in progress.