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Smith, Dywanna; Kelly-Morris, Katelyn; Chapman, Shaniya – Urban Education, 2022
This manuscript is a confluence of voices: A Black university professor at a Historically Black University in the Southeast and her two pre-service teachers. Using journaling as a catalyst for transformative healing; three young, Black women discuss their intersecting identities and bear witness to each other's memories. To resist racist…
Descriptors: Journal Writing, Blacks, Females, Minority Group Teachers
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Lisi, Bethany – To Improve the Academy, 2016
Having insider status at an organization under study can present a researcher with benefits and challenges. Insider researchers may have access to honest dialogue with study participants but may also be vulnerable to uncomfortable conversations and organizational conflicts. Insider researchers also have to contend with their own biases they bring…
Descriptors: Experimenter Characteristics, Journal Writing, Educational Development, Transformative Learning
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Flores, Alfinio; Phelps, Christine M.; Jansen, Amanda – PRIMUS, 2017
We present a first-hand, longer-term account of one student's (Christine's) experiences in and after a mathematics inquiry course. In this course, students actively posed problems, conducted their own mathematical explorations, and wrote journal entries about their experiences. During the course, Christine found that inquiry helped her develop…
Descriptors: Transformative Learning, Mathematics Instruction, Inquiry, Problem Solving
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Power, John B. – Teaching in Higher Education, 2016
This paper documents the ongoing development of a framework for reflection for undergraduate learners new to the reflective process. Motivated by the gap between students' abilities and experience of reflection and the expectations of them at undergraduate level, the author experimented with a variety of approaches over a number of years. After…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Reflection, Journal Writing, Guidelines
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Bergland, Daneen; Shobe, Hunter; Trinidad, Alma M. Ouanesisouk – Journal of General Education, 2018
This article articulates the experience of three professors from different disciplines, teaching at three levels of University Studies, Portland State University's general education program, for whom the toggling between personal/professional critical practices and use of reflective practices in the classroom has led to transformative learning…
Descriptors: College Faculty, Intellectual Disciplines, State Universities, General Education
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Attard, K. – Educational Action Research, 2012
The use of narratives in the social sciences has drastically increased throughout recent decades. They are mainly used as a way of collecting data and as a way of promoting professional development. This article sheds light on how a practitioner-researcher engaged in narrative writing and how this helped in what is hereby termed a reflective…
Descriptors: Journal Writing, Social Sciences, Cognitive Processes, Professional Development
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Hubbs, Delaura L.; Brand, Charles F. – Journal of Experiential Education, 2005
Although pervasive throughout counseling psychology and other training programs that incorporate experiential activities, reflective journals have sparse, fragmented and disparate theoretical bases to support their use. Coming from the fields of counseling and professional education, the authors use counselor education as a template to explore the…
Descriptors: Experiential Learning, Counselor Training, Learning Theories, Journal Writing