D. Jean Clandinin - ערוץ המו"פ · D. Jean Clandinin Centre for Research for Teacher...
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D. Jean ClandininCentre for Research for Teacher Education and DevelopmentCentre for Research for Teacher Education and Development
University of Alberta
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“People shape their daily lives by stories of who theyPeople shape their daily lives by stories of who they and others are and as they interpret their past in terms of these stories. Story, in the current idiom, is a portal through which a person enters the world andportal through which a person enters the world and by which their experience of the world is interpreted and made personally meaningful. Narrative inquiry, h d f h f dthe study of experience as story, then, is first and
foremost a way of thinking about experience. Narrative inquiry as a methodology entails a view of q y gythe phenomenon. To use narrative inquiry methodology is to adopt a particular view of experience as phenomenon under study ”experience as phenomenon under study.
(Connelly & Clandinin, 2006, p. 375)
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Understand experience as a storied phenomenonphenomenon.
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Storied lives are lived and told on storied landscapeslandscapes.
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Storied landscapes are shaped by social, cultural institutional and linguisticcultural, institutional, and linguistic landscapes.
Individual’s storied lives are embedded within are shaped by and shape thosewithin, are shaped by, and shape, those storied landscapes.
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Is relational inquiry.
Is the study of people in relation studying the i f l i l tiexperiences of people in relation.
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Two different starting points.
Narrative inquiry can begin with the telling of t i ith th li i ithi t istories or with the living within stories.
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As narrative inquirers, our lived and told stories are always in relation to or withstories are always in relation to, or with, those of our participants.
We are part of the phenomenon under study.
We are part of the storied landscapes.
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A second way in which narrative inquiry is relational inquiry is the co composition ofrelational inquiry is the co-composition of stories between inquirer and participants.
As inquirers, our lives become interwoven with the lives of participantswith the lives of participants.
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Three commonplaces of narrative inquiry:
◦ Temporality◦ Sociality◦ Sociality◦ Place
Needs to be a simultaneous exploration of all three commonplaces.three commonplaces.
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Narrative inquiry is:
◦ Recursive◦ Reflective◦ Reflective◦ Reflexive
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Four terms structure process of narrative inquiry:inquiry:
Living◦ Living◦ Telling◦ RetellingRetelling◦ Reliving
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Attend first to living and telling of stories.
Narratively inquiry into lived and told stories th h t llithrough retelling.
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Retelling with attentiveness to three commonplaces characters plotlinescommonplaces, characters, plotlines, tensions, gaps, silences.
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Our research texts become representations of our retellingour retelling.
T lli t i i t h t lli t i Telling stories is not enough; retelling stories is necessary.
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The process of narrative inquiry:
◦ Being in the field◦ Composing field texts◦ Composing field texts◦ Composing interim and final research texts
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Narrative beginnings: writing ourselves in to the inquirythe inquiry.
Reading other research.Att ti t ‘S h t?’ d ‘Wh ?’ Attentive to ‘So what?’ and ‘Who cares?’
Three kinds of justification:
◦ PersonalP i l◦ Practical◦ Social
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Composing research texts:
◦ Attentive to participants’ lives◦ Attentive to scholarly audience◦ Attentive to scholarly audience
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Relational ethics pervade the whole of narrative inquirynarrative inquiry.
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Co-researchers: Janice Huber, M. Shaun Murphy Anne Murray Orr Jennifer MittonMurphy, Anne Murray Orr, Jennifer Mitton, Simmee Chung.
Funded by Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of CanadaResearch Council of Canada.
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Phenomenon under study:
◦ Understand experiences of teachers, children, families from vantage point of knowledge andfamilies from vantage point of knowledge and knowledge contexts as curriculum is made in classrooms
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Starting point: living stories alongside participantsparticipants.
Fi ld t t (d t ) ti t i t Field texts (data): conversation transcripts, field notes, work samples, children’s photographs and drawings memory boxphotographs and drawings, memory box artifacts.
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Moving from field texts to research texts.
◦ Attending to tensions as bumping places between individual’s storiesd dua s sto es◦ Attending to tensions as bumping places between
individual’s stories and landscapes
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Co-researchers: Yi Li, Marni Pearce, Pam Steeves Joy Ruth Mickelson George BuckSteeves, Joy Ruth Mickelson, George Buck, Claire Desrochers, Vera Caine, Sean Lessard, Marion Stewart Marilyn HuberMarion Stewart, Marilyn Huber.
Funded by: the Alberta Centre for Child Funded by: the Alberta Centre for Child, Family and Community Research.
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Noticing the phenomenon.
Reading the research literature.
Starting point: telling stories.
Field texts: transcripts of conversations, artifacts, field notes.
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Seeing ourselves as complicit.
Attending to commonplaces (temporality, sociality, place).y, p )
Variety of representational forms in research y ptexts.
Practical and social justifications.
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Co-researchers: Marie Cave, Verna Yiu, Andrew Cave Alan ThomsonAndrew Cave, Alan Thomson.
F di U i it H it l Funding: University Hospital.
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Helping medical residents collaboratively narratively inquiry into clinical encountersnarratively inquiry into clinical encounters.
Fi ld t t t i t f Field texts: transcripts of group conversations, one-on-one interviews.
Practical and social justifications.