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This level requires “children to be able to express their views openly and confidently” and “adults working with them must take positive action.” According to Shier, adults must actively and intentionally enable children and youth to overcome issues such as shyness, low self-esteem, negative self-beliefs, language barriers, cultural differences, or prejudice and stereotyping that may prevent them from expressing their opinions and ideas. While adults at level one may listen to children and youth, at level two they must create supporting physical and psychological conditions—such as environmental and emotional safety for the child, trusting relationships with adults, or an accepting school or community culture free from bias and discrimination, for example—that enable children and youth them to express their ideas and opinions. 3. Children’s Views Are Taken Into Account Empowerment and Participatory Health Research (International Collaboration for Participatory Health Research, Position Paper No. 5) This level requires that children’s ideas and opinions are not only heard, but also considered by adults and incorporated into their decision-making. Shier notes, however, that “taking children’s views into account in decision-making does not imply that every decision must be made in accordance with children’s wishes, or that adults are bound to implement whatever children ask for.” At this level, children and youth may be consulted through strategies such as youth surveys, student advisory committees, or curricular choices in a course. 4. Children Are Involved In Decision-Making ProcessesThe Pathways to Participation model was developed by Harry Shier and first published in Children & Society in 2001. The model builds on Sherry Arnstein’s Ladder of Citizen Participation and Roger Hart’s Ladder of Children’s Participation. As Shier notes, “The new model owes a great debt to Hart’s work. It is not intended to be a replacement for the ladder of participation, but may serve as an additional tool for practitioners, helping them to explore different aspects of the participation process.” with Marisol Hernández Méndez, Marta Lidia Padilla , Roxana Lizbeth Soza Villagra , Pablo Antonio Hernández González , Osiris Sugey Valdivia and Nohemí Molina Torres) English translation of "Un cambio de ritmo en la participación de las chavalas y los chavalos, al estilo This level requires adults to not only involve children and youth in decision-making, but also to share power and responsibility for decisions. Shier provides a useful example that helps distinguish level five from level four: “At level four, children can be actively involved in a decision-making process, but without any real power over the decisions that are made. This occurs, for example, when young people are given a number of seats on an adult committee. If they are confident and articulate, they can put forward their views, and the adults will generally listen respectfully. However, they are clearly outnumbered, and the adults have an effective veto.” At level five, adults do not (as a matter of practice) or cannot (as a matter of policy) unilaterally overrule children and youth in a decision-making process. The Three Stages of Commitment Another interesting feature in this app is the ability to monitor information on another device while you use your mobile phone or tablet. This is great if you’re in another room and need to grab a picture or important document from your computer. An interface with an ad infection

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Anonymity or recognition? Seeking harmony in an ethical grey area between researcher and researched Openings occur when adults and organizations become receptive to empowering children and youth, or when they recognize the potential utility of empowerment. Shier’s progressive “pathway” of child and youth participation encompasses five levels (presented vertically) and what Shier calls “three stages of commitment” (presented horizontally above the five levels). The Five Levels Claiming the right to quality education in Nicaragua (Shier H, Padilla M, Molina N, Barrera L, Molina M, Castillo Z, Ortiz K) This level requires, according to Shier, “that when children take it upon themselves to express a view, this is listened to, with due care and attention, by the responsible adult(s).” At level one, “Listening occurs only in so far as children take it upon themselves to express a view. No organised efforts are made to ascertain what views they have on key decisions, and if no views are forthcoming, this is not seen as a cause for concern.” 2. Children Are Supported In Expressing Their Views