Titlebook: Storying a Reflexive Praxis for Pedagogy; Concept, Method, and Ambika Gopal Raj,Sharon H. Ulanoff Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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The First Gen Photo Project: In Their Own Words,r own personal experiences. In this chapter, find out how college students worked with a professor on their campus to co-create their identities as being the first in their families to attend college, and why that co-creation, those identities, and their stories matter.

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A Storying Methodology for Leadership and Mentoring in Higher Education, together. There are leaders who successfully mentor multiple generations with strong positive outcomes. Hidden in the leaders’ mentoring styles are unrecognized pedagogies used to prepare the multiple generation workforce. Storying as a research methodology is used to identify the personal pedagogi

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The Stories WE Create: Storying Social Practice Art (SPA),mpassing individual and collective storying. In these spaces, what is being shared and heard in these moments transcend to be part of our own through our distinct and unique person. Reflective poems, narrative and poetic inquiry data, and an arts-informed socially engaged inquiry poem bring together

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Storying in a Community College Classroom Using Reflection,ed me to place great emphasis on storying, encouraging students to tell their story, and challenging myself to tell mine. As my pedagogy shifted from practical to personal, I discovered the impact of cultivating compassion through stories and the implication of a storied classroom. This chapter pres

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,“Miss, I Think I Found my Story!”—What’s Your Story?,ver a deeper sense of self as they move into adulthood, yet other assignments have engaged students only on a superficial level. This assignment drives students to analyze how their story influences how they form their identity and experience life. In the first year of implementing this assignment,

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Citizen of the Week: Shaping the Whole Child Through Storying, writing activity designed to foster confidence and to encourage positive attitudes and a climate of support among her students. More than anything else, the activity validates student’s esteem in the classroom at a time when children are on the cusp of puberty, when feelings of body image, self-wor

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,Storying a Teacher’s Writing Pedagogy: A Self-Study, genesis of meaningful writing instruction often came from the students themselves. Reflection on their needs and interests, specifically through the use of narrative and storytelling in the classroom, not only yielded improvements in both instructional planning and student writing performance but a

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