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Preface | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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About the Author | |
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Qualitative Research and Habits of Mind | |
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Identifying Habits | |
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Getting Feedback and Writing About It | |
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Finding Your Theoretical Habit | |
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Developing Habits of Mind | |
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Terms Used to Describe Qualitative Research | |
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Characteristics of Qualitative Work | |
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Questions Suited to Qualitative Research Methods | |
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Using Theory in Qualitative Research | |
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Artistic Approaches to Qualitative Research | |
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Why Try These Exercises? | |
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How to Use This Book | |
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The Audience for This Book | |
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Bibliography as Resource List | |
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The Observation and Writing Habit | |
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Observing a Still Life Scene | |
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Description of a Still Life Scene: 10 Minutes' Worth | |
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Constructing a Reflective Portfolio | |
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Portfolios and Assessment | |
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Types of Portfolios | |
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How the Electronic Portfolio Works | |
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Portfolio Contents | |
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Physical Description of This Setting | |
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Observation in the Home or Workplace | |
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Description of a Familiar Person or a Stranger | |
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The Critical Case Use of Observation of a Student: Lessons Learned for the Professional Development of the Educator in Training (Edited) | |
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Critical Case Study | |
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The Qualities of Exemplary Case Studies | |
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Missing Dad | |
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Observing at an Art Museum or at a Movie | |
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Observing an Animal at Home, the Zoo, or a Pet Shop | |
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Drawing to Become a Better Observer: Drawing Upside Down | |
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Advancing the Observation and Reflection Habit | |
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Nonparticipant Observation Assignment | |
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The Cutie Beauty Salon | |
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Reflecting to Strengthen the Writing Habit | |
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Writing Your Educational Autobiography | |
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Writing a Pedagogical Letter | |
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Next Steps | |
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Sample Reflection (Edited) for Adding to the Reflective Journal | |
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Pitfalls | |
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Advancing the Observation and Reflection Habit | |
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Resources for Understanding Observation | |
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The Interview and Writing Habit | |
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Two People Talking, Communicating, and Constructing Meaning | |
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Types of Interview Questions | |
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Preparing Questions | |
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Examples of Interview Questions From a Recent Study | |
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Example of a Transcript | |
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Interviewing Someone You Know | |
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Interviewing a Stranger | |
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The Oral History Interview | |
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The Focus Group interview Demonstration Exercise | |
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Presenting Interview Data as a Found Data Poem | |
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The Digital, Virtual interview and Google Groups | |
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interviewing Someone Twice | |
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Practicing an Online Interview | |
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The Interview and Writing Habit | |
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Resourcess to Improve Your Knowledge of Interviewing Skills | |
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The Creative Habit | |
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The Role of the Researcher and the Researcher Reflective Journal | |
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Variations on Writing Your Name | |
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The Camera as an Extension of the Eye, the Eye as an Extension of the Soul | |
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Building a Collage: My Role as a Researcher | |
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Constructing a YaYa Box or Making a Quilt Patch | |
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The Qualitative Researcher as User of All of One's Senses, Including the intuitive Sense | |
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Writing About Your Favorite Vegetable | |
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Serendipity | |
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Intuition and Creativity in Research | |
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The Pas de Deux of Intuition and Creativity: Lessons for Today | |
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Writing the Researcher Reflective Journal | |
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Your Journey | |
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Future Directions | |
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Reflective Journal Writing Practice in Dialogue Form | |
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Haiku and Any Form of Poetry on the Role of the Researcher | |
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Framed Photograph and Narrative Writing Exercise | |
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The Creative Habit | |
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Resources and Readings | |
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The Analysis and Writing Habit: Making Sense of the Data, Ethics, and Other Issues | |
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The Qualitative Researcher as Historian | |
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Checkpoints for Data Analysis, Reporting, and Interpretation | |
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Example of Using a Transcript to Get to a Code | |
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Example of Thinking Through an Analysis | |
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Ethics and the Qualitative Researcher | |
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True Stories: Sample Ethical Dilemmas | |
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Other Issues | |
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Rules of Thumb for Qualitative Researchers | |
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Writing the Qualitative Dissertation | |
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Suggested Sections for the Qualitative Research Proposal | |
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Attributes of the Qualitative Researcher | |
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Interpretation of Data | |
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Some Thoughts on Qualitative Researchers interacting With Institutional Review Boards | |
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The Analysis and Writing Habit | |
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Design and Create a Cover for the Researcher Reflective Journal | |
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Appendixes | |
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Sample Letter to Participants | |
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Examples of Researcher Reflective Journals | |
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Sample Interview Protocols From a Completed Study | |
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Qualitative Research Methods: Sample Syllabus | |
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Sample Projects From Various Classes | |
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Sample Consent Form Recently Accepted by the Institutional Review Board | |
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Conducting Qualitative Interviews: Rules of Thumb | |
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Sample Sets of Themes and Categories From a Completed Study | |
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Electronic Resources | |
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Qualitative Dissertation Costs | |
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Sample Member Check Form | |
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Samples of Interview Transcripts (Edited) | |
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The Analytical Process of Coding | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |