Glances over autism in 2020: monograph in tribute to Ángel Rivière. Introduction (<i>Miradas sobre el autismo en 2020: monografía homenaje a Ángel Rivière. Introducción</i>)

Carmona, Mercedes Belinchón; Palomo, Rubén; Campos, Ruth

doi:10.1080/02103702.2020.1814594

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“…Más allá de estos aspectos cuantitativos, durante nuestra gestión publicamos ocho números especiales con organizadores que representan 10 países diferentes desde Argentina, España e Israel, hasta Bélgica y los Países Bajos entre otros, y aún más nacionalidades, en las siguientes áreas: pensamiento algebraico (Cañadas et al, 2019), lectura en la red (Macedo-Rouet et al, 2020), razonamiento histórico (Grever & Van Nieuwenhuyse, 2020), un homenaje a Ángel Rivière (Belinchón et al, 2020), desa-rrollo del language escrito (Stavans & Tolchinsky, 2021), lenguaje infantil (Rosemberg & Stein, 2021), educación STEAM (Bautista, 2021) y un número dedicado a la crianza, la familia, el desarrollo y el aprendizaje (Mejía-Arauz et al, 2022).…”

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“…Beyond these quantitative aspects, during our leadership we published eight Special Issues with editors representing 10 different countries, from Argentina, Spain and Israel, to Belgium and The Netherlands among others, and even more nationalities, in the following areas: algebraic thinking (Cañadas et al, 2019), online reading (Macedo-Rouet et al, 2020), reasoning about history (Grever & Van Nieuwenhuyse, 2020), a tribute to Ángel Rivière (Belinchón et al, 2020), development of written language (Stavans & Tolchinsky, 2021), children’s language (Rosemberg & Stein, 2021), STEAM education (Bautista, 2021) and a number dedicated to parenting, family, development and learning (Mejía-Arauz et al, 2022).…”

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“…We published 12 Prospectives articles during our leadership, with a total of 25 participating authors coming also from 10 different countries (and even more nationalities! ): Argentina (Taverna et al, 2020), Canada (Soderstrom, 2021), the United States (Bamberger, 2018; Belinchón et al, 2020; Bermudez & Epstein, 2020; Cañadas et al, 2019; Ginsburg et al, 2019; Hammer et al, 2018; Kolodner & Morales, in press; Taverna et al, 2020), Spain (Belinchón et al, 2020; Bermudez & Epstein, 2020; Nemirovsky & Menéndez, in press), France (Rouet & Potocki, 2018), Hong Kong (Gopinathan & Lee, 2018), Israel (Strauss, 2018), Mexico (Ferreiro, 2019), the United Kingdom (Nemirovsky & Menéndez, in press) and Singapore (Gopinathan & Lee, 2018).…”

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Outgoing Editor’s comment: Time Passes (Editorial de la Editora Saliente: El tiempo pasa)

Brizuela

2022

Journal for the Study of Education and Development: Infancia y

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In the last few months, the song Years (Años) by the Cuban musician Pablo Milanés, famously interpreted by the Argentine Mercedes Sosa, has been repeating over and over in my head.Where and how have the years gone by? Especially the last three years are blurry in my memory. The COVID-19 pandemic has, among other things, caused havoc to my notion of time.When we launched our editorial leadership in 2017, we had a series of objectives that we summarized under three themes: openness, dialogue and connection (Brizuela, 2018). In 2016, when I accepted the Editor-in-Chief position, which began in January 2017, never could I have imagined what we would live through in the following years, and especially what we have lived through since March 2020. I still remember those first two weeks of March 2020, when we were receiving news of the spread of COVID-19 in Asia and then across Europe, Seattle and New York. During those weeks I stopped shaking hands, choosing instead to bow. I started to cancel in-person meetings and to use Zoom instead. Before March 2020 I had only heard about Zoom occasionally, and definitely had not used it as a verb! And on Friday 13 March, I left my office thinking I would return in a couple of weeks. I even left behind my poor little plants! In the following months and year I would only go back into my office in person a few times, always on the weekend so I wouldn't bump into anyone. I was able to recover my little plants, which still survive! Suddenly, the themes of openness, dialogue and connection that we proposed in 2016 when launching our editorial leadership took on different, deeper meanings, and would be relevant not only to our editorial work in the journal but to our everyday lives as well.The confinement and social distancing measures would make us yearn for openness. At the same time, the extreme openness of a global world, added to a highly and easily transmissible virus, contributed to the spread of the virus throughout the world in record time.Our need for dialogue, and the importance of dialogue in all areas of our life, led us to use new platforms that we had not used before. We became familiar with Zoom 'breakout rooms', where we sought to reproduce the intimacy of conversations in small groups. We held different celebrations on Zoom (I celebrated my fiftieth birthday on Zoom and with videos sent from across the world!), and we used WhatsApp and its different functions to their fullest CONTACT Bárbara M. Brizuela

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