Erdemir E.

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Summer Preschools for Syrian Refugee and Host Community Children in Turkey: A Model of Contextually Sensitive Early Intervention
Research Findings: This study evaluated the impacts of the Summer Preschools Program on 5-to-6-year-old Syrian refugee and local children from vulnerable communities of Turkey. Developed as a community-based contextually sensitive early intervention model, the program aimed to promote developmental well-being and school readiness of children from forced displacement and abject poverty backgrounds by supporting cognitive, language, and socioemotional development prior…
2022
Erdemir E.
English Policy & law Resilience & adaptation Türkiye Intervention Language education Maths education Curriculum Primary education Socio-economic status Experimental & quasi-experimental study Early childhood education Cognitive learning & development Socio-emotional learning & development
Uncovering Community Cultural Wealth Through an Early Intervention Program: Syrian Refugee Children Speaking
The voices of young refugee children are often unheard and unacknowledged in early childhood research. Deficit views that perpetuate their vulnerability and victimization pervade research and media. Such omnipresent views need to be challenged by foregrounding and capitalizing on the strengths, agency, and resilience of refugee children. Grounded in the Community Cultural Wealth framework, this study aimed to explore the aspects of…
2022
Erdemir E.
Interview English Resilience & adaptation Türkiye Marginalization & segregation Equity & equality Intervention Narrative analysis Early childhood education
Home-Based Early Education for Refugee and Local Children via Mothers: A Model of Contextually Sensitive Early Intervention
Contextually sensitive home-visiting programs can foster positive parenting and enhance child development and learning especially among vulnerable families exposed to armed conflict, forced displacement, and poverty. Developed based on ecological model and family resilience theories, the Home-Based Early Childhood Education (HECE) program provided an 11-week home-visiting intervention to Syrian refugee and local Turkish mothers in impoverished host communities of Turkey.…
2022
Erdemir E.
Interview Caregivers Teachers & educational staff Gender English Access & participation Resilience & adaptation Türkiye Intervention Phenomenological approach Socio-economic status Experimental & quasi-experimental study Early childhood education Empowerment Housing & accommodation