Främjande av berättande i förskolan : En studie om förskollärares strategier för att främja berättande

Sammanfattning: The purpose of my study was to find out what strategies educators use in preschool to promote narrative, both regarding the educators themselves and the children's narrative. This I wanted to find out by interviewing preschool teachers regarding how they feel that the preschool's activities and their actions promote the narrative, as well as the materials and environments used for this purpose. The method I used in the study was semistructured interviews. Participation was five respondents, all preschool teachers. The interviews were recorded with the respondents' consent. The result shows that the pre-school teachers in the study build different environments, create cozy spaces and specific reading lanes to promote the story. Even the light can be used to amplify the story. The results show that strategies used by the preschoolers to listen to children's stories are to ask questions about what the children are saying, follow-up questions based on the story, and to relate children's stories to what's happening in the day's activities. This is stated by all respondents as important in promoting children's own stories. Preschool teachers state that they use the voice, body and eye contact with the children, to show that they actively listen and that what the child is telling is important and priority.