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Becoming a
Researcher: Stories of Self
Cecile Badenhorst, Heather McLeod, and Rhonda Joy
Kate Bride:
Academic and Friend
Lost dogs and forgotten towns: Reclaiming the
narrative self through research
John
Hoben
Journeying
back: understanding, reclamation, and recovery through research with
Indigenous people
Maura
Hanrahan
When animals
tell stories
Gisela
Ruebsaat
This white woman has journeyed far: Serendipity, counter stories,
hauntings, and ekphrasis as a type of poetic inquiry
Margot Maddison-MacFadyen
Do we still
have small schools?
Dennis Mulcahy
The tale of the
pink slip
Judith Martin
Translated
Lives
Elizabeth
Yeoman
Bare: A
conscious choice as a researcher
Sarah Pickett
Certainty,
chaos and becoming
Cecile
Badenhorst
Perspectives on
discovery
Cecilia Moloney
Narratives of becoming a researcher: A realistic, idealistic, and
self-nourishing journey
Xuemei Li
Using metaphor
and poetry to portray the process of becoming a researcher
Gabrielle Young
Becoming an
arts-based educational researcher (unfinished)
Heather McLeod
Searching
Dorothy
Vaandering
Empowering
children's voices through the narrative of drawings
Anne Burke
Reflections on
becoming a researcher
Heather White
On becoming a
researcher: a kaleidoscope of life
Rhonda Joy
In competition:
a narrative of a young scholar
Sharon Penney
From staff
member to student to part-time researcher?
Shawn
Pendergast
An
autoentnography exercise
Nathalie Pender |
