DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14483/22487085.3761Published:
2011-07-01Issue:
Vol 13, No 2 (2011) July-DecemberSection:
EditorialEditorial
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Abstract (en)
In our previous issue I highlighted the positive impact that classroom research has on the teacher, the context, the field, and on the creation of local knowledge in education. In this issue, I would like to refer to the value of narrative inquiry in education as a methodology for qualitative research and a resource for teacher professional development. Narrative construction is understood by qualitative researchers as a vital human activity that structures experience and gives it meaning (Kramp, 2004).
Abstract (es)
En nuestra edición pasada resalté el impacto positivo de las investigaciones en el aula de clase en los docentes, en el contexto, en el campo y en el desarrollo de conocimiento sobre la educación a nivel local. En esta edición, quisiera referirme al valor que tiene la investigación narrativa como metodología para investigaciones cualitativas en educación y como un recurso para el desarrollo profesional de los docentes. La investigación narrativa es entendida por los que hacen investigación cualitativa como una actividad vital que le da estructura y sentido a la experiencia (Kramp, 2004)
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