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Strong-Wilson, Teresa – Journal of Curriculum Studies, 2015
Autobiography presently occupies a beleaguered place in education, not unlike teachers, whose lives have been diminished through the current emphasis on testing outcomes. This paper uses WG Sebald's writings as a place from which to relook at the relationship between writing and a life lived. Sebald was a German writer born in the shadow of WWII…
Descriptors: Autobiographies, Hermeneutics, Personal Narratives, Curriculum
Holley, Karri A.; Colyar, Julia – Educational Researcher, 2009
This article outlines how a theory of narrative can be used to deconstruct qualitative research texts. Although research texts are a distinct genre in comparison with works of fiction, the basic components of literary activity are similar. Researchers structure and emphasize data and participants in various ways to tell a logical story. Narrative…
Descriptors: Qualitative Research, Research Methodology, Researchers, Fiction
Iverson, Kathleen M. – Performance Improvement, 2009
This article presents a conceptual framework for the writing process to facilitate motivation, learning, retention, and knowledge transfer in readers of expository material. Drawing from four well-developed bodies of knowledge--cognitive science, learning theory, technical communication, and creative writing--the author creates a model that allows…
Descriptors: Cognitive Structures, Cognitive Psychology, Cognitive Processes, Learning Theories

Latrobe, Kathy – Emergency Librarian, 1996
Readers' theater engages students in reading and writing activities that offer both affective and cognitive rewards. Students can develop their own scripts that introduce books, replacing the traditional book report with creative participation and active peer recommendation. Appendices provide two sample scripts. (AEF)
Descriptors: Active Learning, Affective Objectives, Cognitive Objectives, Creative Writing