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Month: July 2016

How useful are peer-reviewed journals?

What purpose are peer-reviewed journals if nobody reads them? According to Biswas and Kirchherr (2015), less than 20 percent of … More

#RRUMALAT, @RRUEduStudies, academia, Biswas, Kirchherr, peer-reviewed

Does one’s learning theory and/or epistemology change over time?

While researching studies to support my own learning theory, I stumbled across a longitudinal study that addressed this very question. … More

A. Woods, Australian Journal of Teacher Education, B. Exely, C. Whiteford, constructivist, epistemology, J. Brownlee, learning theory, S. Walker

Connecting Cultures of Inquiry

As I read the chapters on ten different cultures of inquiry in Mindful Inquiry in Social Research, I was struck by … More

Comparative-Historical, Critical Social Theory, cultures of inquiry, Hermeneutic, Mindful Inquiry in Social Research, Phenomenology, research traditions

Learning about research

After working my way through the tutorial for the Tri-Council Policy Statement (2ndedition): Research Involving Humans (TCPS 2) Course on … More

Andrew Lynk, CORE, Douglas Kinsella, Noni MacDonald, REB, Research Ethics Boards, Richard Stanwick, TCPS 2

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Connecting Cultures of Inquiry

Click on the image to see how I connected three cultures of inquiry: Action research, Hermeneutic inquiry, and Comparative-Historical inquiry.

Student interactions

Click on the image to see an example of the encouraging words that students had to say to each other!

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  • 365 reasons & ways to use flaxseed
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  • Farmer's Markets
  • Financial
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  • Making Choices
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