保育者のストラテジーとしての感情労働 : 幼稚園の3歳児クラスの分析から

幼年教育研究年報 Volume 33 Page 5-13 published_at 2011-12-01
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Title ( jpn )
保育者のストラテジーとしての感情労働 : 幼稚園の3歳児クラスの分析から
Title ( eng )
Emotional Labor as an Early Childhood Teacher Strategy : From the Analysis of a Class of Three-Year-Old Kindergarten Students
Creator
Nakanishi Sayaka
Tomita Masako
Source Title
幼年教育研究年報
The Annual of research on early childhood
Volume 33
Start Page 5
End Page 13
Journal Identifire
[ISSN] 0388-3078
[NCID] AN00246110
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to discuss professionalism in early childhood education and care, as seen in classroom practice related to three-year-old students, with the examination focusing on the following points : (1) we clarify emotional labor as the early childhood teaching strategy ; and (2) we compare the elementary school teacher and the early childhood teacher in terms of the emotional labor strategy.

For the methodology, we used a video camera to collect episodes of the emotional labor strategy being used in early childhood teaching, and then examined each one.

The results of the study are as follows : (1) the main classroom teacher smiled and intentionally expressed emotions during "circle time," controlling the young children through proper emotional expression ; (2) the sub-classroom teacher developed a relationship with each child by not expressing her intentions directly ; and (3) while each other's opinions made a difference, the school nurse and the sub-classroom teacher expressed their emotions as an educational performance.
Keywords
Early childhood teacher
Emotional labor
Strategy
Professionalism in early childhood education and care and Three Years Old Class
NDC
Education [ 370 ]
Language
jpn
Resource Type departmental bulletin paper
Publisher
広島大学大学院教育学研究科附属幼年教育研究施設
Date of Issued 2011-12-01
Rights
Copyright (c) 2011 幼年教育研究年報編集委員会
Publish Type Version of Record
Access Rights open access
Source Identifier
[ISSN] 0388-3078
[NCID] AN00246110