Calling all rebel researchers and naughty narrativists! The time has come for telling your subversive stories… The abstract for the panel currently reads like this: We all live storied lives. The stories that we tell, and are told of us, not only describe the world in which we live, but they help to create it, for they shape each and […]
Read moreIf you haven’t already got a copy, the latest special topic issue is out now. Haven’t read through it all yet but it is quite exciting to see several articles on narrative in TESOL!
Read moreSee my separate new thread re the overall thinking for NM2012 in Paris: next May-time http://edtechandtesol.info/phd/?p=2638 The purpose of this new thread is to focus on the second area (in that overall thinking), that of a Panel offered by the LTE reseachers and their associates. This is where my thinking had reached previously: My thinking so far – but not […]
Read moreSee below a copy of the earlier posting for this conference. As Narrative Matters is a key narrative conference (which comes around every two years) and as it will be in Europe for a change (not north America), it seems to me to provide a perfect opoortunity for all those of us with a narrative bent to take part and […]
Read moreExploring Learning, Identity and Power through Life History and Narrative Research Edited by Ann-Marie Bathmaker, Penelope Harnett Exploring Learning, Identity and Power through Life History and Narrative Research responds to these questions with examples from diverse educational and social contexts. The book brings together a collection of writing by different authors who use a narrative/life history approach to explore the […]
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