Just who do we think we are? : methodologies for autobiography and self-study in teaching / / edited by Claudia Mitchell, Sandra Weber and Kathleen O'Reilly-Scanlon.

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Year of Publication:2005
Language:English
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Physical Description:xvii, 246 p. :; ill.
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Table of Contents:
  • Just who do we think we are--and how do we know this? : re-visioning pedagogical spaces for studying our teaching selves / Claudia Mitchell and Sandra Weber
  • Self study through memory and the body
  • The pedagogy of shoes : clothing and the body in self-study / Sandra Weber
  • Heavy fuel : memoire, autobiography and narrative / Victoria Perselli
  • Drawing as a research tool for self-study : an embodied method of exploring memories of childhood bullying / Catherine Derry
  • Self-study through literary and artistic inquiry
  • The monochrome frame : mural-making as a methodology for understanding 'self' / Max Biddulph
  • Using pictures at an exhibition to explore my teaching practices / Mary Lynn Hamilton
  • Self-study through an exploration of artful and artless experiences / Linda Szabad-Smyth
  • Apples of change : arts-based methodology as a poetic and visual sixth sense / C.T. Patrick Diamond and Christine van Halen-Faber
  • Inquiry through poetry : the genesis of self-study / Lynn Butler-Kisber
  • Truth in fiction : seeing our rural selves / Tony Kelly
  • Reflection, life history and self-study
  • 'It was good to find out why' : teaching drama planning through a self-study lens / Linda L. Lang
  • Speak for yourselves : capturing the complexity of critical reflection / Vicki Kubler LaBoskey
  • Just where do I think I'm going? : working with marginalized and disaffected youths and their self-study / Katherine Childs
  • Pathlamp : a self-study guide for teacher research / Carol A. Mullen and William A. Kealy
  • Teaching about teaching : the role of self-study / Amanda Berry and John Loughran
  • (Re)positioning the self in and through self-study
  • The sand diaries : visions, vulnerability and self-study / Anastasia Kamanos Gamelin
  • A queer path across the straight furrows of my field : a series of reflections / Mary Phillips Manke
  • Self-study through narrative interpretation : probing lived experiences of educational privilege / Kathleen Pithouse
  • 'White female teacher arrives in native community with trunk and cat' : using self-study to investigate tales of traveling White teachers / Teresa Strong-Wilson
  • Starting with the self : reflexivity in studying women teachers' lives in development / Jackie Kirk.