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Murray, Jane – European Early Childhood Education Research Journal, 2017
The academy has tended to marginalise young children as researchers (YCAR), even in matters affecting them, which denies young children agency and amounts to social injustice. Drawing on the YCAR study, which adopted a qualitative "jigsaw" methodology to co-research with children aged four to eight years (n = 138), their parents,…
Descriptors: Young Children, Epistemology, Early Childhood Education, Researchers
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Beard, Colin; Humberstone, Barbara; Clayton, Ben – Teaching in Higher Education, 2014
This paper challenges the practical and conceptual understanding of the role of emotions in higher education from the twin perspectives of transition and transformation. Focusing on the neglected area of positive emotions, exploratory data reveal a rich, low-level milieu of undergraduate emotional awareness in students chiefly attributed to…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Emotional Response, Affective Behavior, Positive Attitudes
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Poekert, Philip; Alexandrou, Alex; Shannon, Darbianne – Research in Post-Compulsory Education, 2016
Teacher leadership is increasingly being touted as a practical response to guide teacher learning in school improvement and policy reform efforts. However, the field of research on teacher leadership in relation to post-compulsory educational development has been and remains largely atheoretical to date. This empirical study proposes a grounded…
Descriptors: Teacher Leadership, Models, Leadership Training, Educational Theories
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Thomson, Pat; Gunter, Helen – International Journal of Research & Method in Education, 2011
Educational researchers are concerned about the ways in which researcher identity can influence practice and findings for better or worse effect. However, writings which offer narratives, intended to instruct others in the ways in which the positioning and reflexivity of the researcher operates for better or worse, often present a view of identity…
Descriptors: Research Methodology, Educational Researchers, Bullying, Foreign Countries
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Hulse, Bethan; Hulme, Rob – Educational Action Research, 2012
This study focuses on the perceptions of student-teachers towards their engagement in small-scale research projects undertaken whilst on a one-year postgraduate initial teacher education programme. We present an institutional response to national and international policy agendas regarding the place of research within initial teacher education at…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Action Research, Preservice Teacher Education, Beginning Teachers
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Hulme, Rob; Cracknell, David; Owens, Allan – Educational Action Research, 2009
The paper explores the value of practitioner enquiry in the development of common language and shared understandings for a group of mid-career professionals from a variety of public service backgrounds, brought together to formulate responses to the English agenda for integrating services. It draws upon data gathered from multi-professional action…
Descriptors: Focus Groups, Public Service, Teacher Researchers, College Faculty
Halsey, Karen; Harland, Jennie; Springate, Iain – National Foundation for Educational Research, 2007
The National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER) was commissioned by the Royal Society to complete a study exploring the potential of a Fellowship programme for early- to mid-career education researchers in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics). The study was set within the broader context of increasing capacity in STEM …
Descriptors: Educational Research, Focus Groups, Career Education, Foreign Countries
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Neal, Sarah; Walters, Sue – Journal of Rural Studies, 2006
This paper emerges from a current research project that examines the relationship between contemporary English rurality and notions of identity and belonging. While this is primarily a methodological narrative we argue that this narrative speaks to an analysis of current rural relations. The paper concerns itself with two key methodological issues…
Descriptors: Research Methodology, Foreign Countries, Rural Areas, Personal Narratives