英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to understand two two-year-old childrens experience of family-preschool transition, taking the mesosystem concept of Bronfenbrenners ecological systems theory. Participant observation method was used to tap into the complicated interconnected networks among child, family, and preschool over a 3-month period. Data collected from field observations, interviews, and documents were analyzed with thematic analysis method. The results supported most of ecological systems theorys mesosystem concepts, including multisetting participation, intersetting knowledge, childs active participation, compatible role demands, goal consensus, balance of power, and supportive links, and the power of the interconnectedness of the child-family-preschool network. |