Titlebook: Children’s Lifeworlds in a Global City: Singapore; Li Mei Johannah Soo,Nanthini Karthikeyan,Nicola Ye Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicab

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Laurie A. Finke,Martin B. Shichtman nation offers. However, the education system is often criticised for placing too much emphasis on examination and grades which causes added stress for the students. This has created pressure for the nation to revamp its educational policies to focus on holistic education rather than just on academic achievements.

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The Ras Tafari Movement, Marxism, and Racence the actions and reflections of the students are impacted by a myriad of people and contexts. Drawing on survey and classroom ethnographic data collected in the . project in Singapore, we outline some of the findings and features relevant to wellbeing and belonging for Primary 4 (9–10?years old) students.

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School Belonging and Wellbeing in Singapore,nce the actions and reflections of the students are impacted by a myriad of people and contexts. Drawing on survey and classroom ethnographic data collected in the . project in Singapore, we outline some of the findings and features relevant to wellbeing and belonging for Primary 4 (9–10?years old) students.

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Timetabling and Routines in Singapore Schools,ildren’s everyday lifeworlds at school in Singapore. Timetables and routines allow the students to prepare in advance and anticipate upcoming events. Students are well-aware of the expectations from the teachers, and this reduces unnecessary logistical and operational process.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137540782-thirds of the students had tuition classes in school subjects. Nevertheless, a large proportion of their outside school time was spent on playing, with leisure activities conducted mainly indoors. Overall, students were meaningfully engaged in a variety of activities, both academic and non-academic.

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Activities Outside of School in Singapore,-thirds of the students had tuition classes in school subjects. Nevertheless, a large proportion of their outside school time was spent on playing, with leisure activities conducted mainly indoors. Overall, students were meaningfully engaged in a variety of activities, both academic and non-academic.

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Lifeworlds of 9 and 10-Year-Old Children Living and Learning in Singapore,ifeworlds have been discussed in terms of how they contribute to the children’s engagement with learning and their wellbeing and sense of belonging in their school, family and communities. In this final chapter, we synthesise the findings of the research, link them to the current educational initiatives in Singapore and look towards the future.

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