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Mark Nagasawa
Mark Nagasawa
Bank Street College of Education, Straus Center for Young Children and Families
Verified email at bankstreet.edu
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Impacts of the Arizona system ready/child ready professional development project on preschool teachers' self-efficacy
A Ciyer, M Nagasawa, BB Swadener, P Patet
Journal of Early Childhood Teacher Education 31 (2), 129-145, 2010
582010
Does Early Childhood Intervention Affect the Social and Emotional Development of Participants?.
MD Niles, AJ Reynolds, M Nagasawa
Early Childhood Research & Practice 8 (1), n1, 2006
392006
Reconceptualizing Early Childhood Education and Care, A Reader: Critical Questions, New Imaginaries and Social Activism
MN Bloch, BB Swadener, GS Cannella
Peter Lang International Academic Publishers, 2018
382018
Who will care for the early care and education workforce? COVID-19 and the need to support early childhood educators’ emotional well-being
M Nagasawa, K Tarrant
New York Early Childhood Professional Development Institute, CUNY, 2020
322020
Social and emotional learning and early childhood education: Redundant terms?
AJ Moreno, MK Nagasawa, T Schwartz
Contemporary Issues in Early Childhood 20 (3), 221-235, 2019
312019
New York Early care and education survey: Understanding the impact of COVID-19 on New York early childhood system
K Tarrant, M Nagasawa
New York Early Childhood Professional Development Institute, CUNY, 2020
302020
The Costs of Putting Quality First: Neoliberalism, (Ine)quality, (Un)affordability, and (In)accessibility?
M Nagasawa, LE Peters, BB Swadener
Reconceptualizing Early Childhood Care and Education: Critical Questions …, 2014
252014
Envisioning a Politically Activist, Critical Qualitative Social Science: Reflections on Mentoring Relationships.
M Nagasawa, BB Swadener
Critical Qualitative Inquiry: Foundations and Futures, pp. 171-194, 2015
13*2015
Who will care for the early care and education workforce
M Nagasawa, K Tarrant
COVID-19 and the Need to Support Early Childhood Educators’ Emotional Well-Being, 2020
102020
Forgotten frontline workers: A snapshot of family child care and COVID-19 in New York
M Nagasawa, K Tarrant
Straus Center for Young Children & Families, Bank Street College of Education, 2020
92020
Be/longing: Reciprocal mentoring, pedagogies of place, and critical childhood studies in the time of Trump
MK Nagasawa, BB Swadener
Global Studies of Childhood 7 (2), 207-221, 2017
82017
Anti-oppressive pedagogy in early childhood teacher education: A conversation
BB Swadener, CR Aquino-Sterling, M Nagasawa, M Bartlett
Critical pedagogy and teacher education in the neoliberal era: Small …, 2009
82009
Arizona’s “Success by Six” Legislative Package: A Historic Case of Strategic Framing
MK Nagasawa
Journal of Research in Childhood Education 29 (2), 244-258, 2015
72015
The early childhood block grant: A biography of Arizona's early childhood education program
MK Nagasawa
Arizona State University, 2010
72010
New York Early Care and Education Survey: Understanding the impact of COVID-19 on New York Early Childhood System. New York Early Childhood Professional Development Institute, CUNY
K Tarrant, M Nagasawa
52020
Technical Report: Listening to Teachers Study
MK Nagasawa
Straus Center for Young Children & Families, Bank Street College of Education, 2022
42022
Power to the profession? Reading and repoliticizing early childhood workforce development in the United States
M Nagasawa, BB Swadener
Revisiting Paulo Freire’s Pedagogy of the Oppressed, 113-133, 2020
42020
Glocalization, neoliberal policies, and early childhood in Kenya and indigenous communities in the United States
M Nagasawa, BB Swadener
He Kupu 3 (2), 43-57, 2013
42013
An “old fight”: A case study of enduring struggle in early childhood education
M Nagasawa
Contemporary Issues in Early Childhood 21 (3), 224-241, 2020
32020
Confronting common sense assumptions and social exclusions: Transnational stories and call to action
BB Swadener, M Nagasawa, IS Mitakidou
Education of Roma children, 2015
32015
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