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Asilia Franklin-Phipps; Tristan Gleason – Review of Education, Pedagogy & Cultural Studies, 2025
Critical pedagogy emphasizes the inseparability of politics and education (Freire, 2012; hooks, 1994). However, many strands of critical pedagogy are focused on ideological critique of elements of Modernity such as racism, sexism, colonialism, extractivism, and domination which are treated as unintended errors or ancillary conditions. That is,…
Descriptors: Politics of Education, Fiction, Imagination, Epistemology
Qui Dorian Alexander – Review of Education, Pedagogy & Cultural Studies, 2025
"After the end of the world" is a speculative concept used to imagine what life could be after the world "ends" envisioning a new world that does not currently exist. Taking up Gumbs' metaphor, this essay explores what education could be "after the end of school," imaging a world beyond education as we know it to be.…
Descriptors: Futures (of Society), Imagination, Fiction, Praxis
Lena Wimmer; Gregory Currie; Stacie Friend; Heather J Ferguson – Creativity Research Journal, 2024
Although philosophers have long claimed that reading fiction has the potential to improve imaginative capacities, empirical evidence on this topic is limited. We report an experiment that aims to conceptually replicate and extend previous work by Djikic and colleagues by testing whether reading literary fiction reduces the need for closure, and by…
Descriptors: Illiteracy, Fiction, Reading, Imagination
Michelle G. Bulla – English Journal, 2025
This article describes how one department journeys from introduction to incorporation of climate fiction and an ecocritical lens in a program for grades 9-12. It explains the department's endeavors, ensuing projects, future intentions for individual and collective climate work, and ways educators can join in the movement.
Descriptors: Climate, Fiction, High School Teachers, English Departments
Andrew Rejan – English Journal, 2025
In this article, the author reflected on the challenges and opportunities that emerged as they introduced climate fiction, or cli-fi reading and writing into the curriculum, including the author's attempts to navigate the politics of the genre, activate the students' imagination and interest, and invite the students to become creators as well as…
Descriptors: Climate, Fiction, Reading Instruction, Writing Instruction
Nancy Taber – Brock Education: A Journal of Educational Research and Practice, 2024
Drawing from the literature and the historical fiction-based feminist antimilitarist research I conducted in writing my debut novel, "A Sea of Spectres." This article discusses the what and why of fiction-based research. I detail how to: (a) move from inspiration to fiction-based research; (b) frame the research; (c) develop research…
Descriptors: Writing (Composition), Creative Writing, Fiction, Novels
María del Rosario Neira-Piñeiro; Begoña Camblor-Pandiella; Nerea López-Bouzas; M. Esther del-Moral-Pérez; Jonathan Castañeda-Fernández – Literacy, 2025
Drawing is an ideal technique to understand children's responses to fictional narratives, including digital ones. In this case, a gamified narrative with augmented reality (AR), based on a picturebook, was designed and used in an intervention in 8 Early Childhood Education classrooms (N = 113), aimed at enhancing their literary competence. This…
Descriptors: Early Childhood Education, Childrens Attitudes, Freehand Drawing, Student Reaction
Hellen Vretudaki; Athina Angeli; Panagiota Alexiou; Evaggelia Diamantaki – Journal of Early Childhood Research, 2024
The purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of a two-phase intervention programme meant to reinforce comprehension of the structural framework of stories among 92 preschool children (aged 4-6 years) over 4 months. During the first phase, the children were called upon to produce their own original stories following the "Story…
Descriptors: Books, Electronic Books, Preschool Children, Comprehension
Marine Agogué; Charlotte Blanche – Management Teaching Review, 2024
Understanding the dynamic relationships of the entities that have the most impact on an organization - or that the organization impacts the most - is at the core of stakeholder management approaches. In this article, we present an experiential exercise that provides a creative practical, low-overhead, discussion-oriented classroom activity to…
Descriptors: Stakeholders, Advocacy, Fiction, Literary Devices
Saba Khan Vlach – English Journal, 2024
The five young adult "Honor List" books of 2023 are all visual texts. These award-winning books offer tremendous stories in both pictures and words in the genres of realistic fiction, memoir, and historical nonfiction.
Descriptors: Adolescent Literature, Books, Awards, Illustrations
Alecia Marie Magnifico; Jayne C. Lammers; Francesca Kennedy; Bethany Silva – Reading Teacher, 2025
Fans often express their love of authors or books by creating and sharing "fanfiction," a genre wherein fans write new narratives that add to beloved works or take place in existing story worlds. In this article, we describe a kindergarten teacher's efforts to enhance students' foundational literacy skills by combining author studies…
Descriptors: Fiction, Literary Genres, Preschool Teachers, Literacy
Catriona Cunningham; Jennie Mills – Teaching in Higher Education, 2024
Increasing numbers of researchers in the field of higher education research are searching for meaning rather than metrics: something in their data that call to them and that make their hearts soar. This paper leans into post-qualitative approaches and attempts to resist methodological arrest, drawing on the disciplinary language of literary…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Research, Fiction, Literary Criticism
Robin J. Kempf; Reeti Sharma – Journal of Public Affairs Education, 2024
Using fictional literature in public administration classrooms has been advocated by public administration educators since the middle of the past century. Stories are asserted to be a legitimate tool to understand social systems, management models, and ethical dilemmas. It is argued that fictional literature influences how students perceive the…
Descriptors: Fiction, Public Administration Education, Instructional Materials, Theory Practice Relationship
Orken Imangali; Rakymberdi Zhetibay; Serik Assylbekuly; Anar Kassymbekova – Novitas-ROYAL (Research on Youth and Language), 2024
The years of independence have changed various social, political, and literary realities in Kazakhstan, which has affected the thematic and stylistic expressions of Kazakh writers. Thus, research should identify the ideological, social, and thematic features of modern literary writing produced during the years of independence. In particular,…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Literary Genres, Fiction, Writing (Composition)
S. Marek Muller – Communication Teacher, 2024
This original teaching idea is designed for a course unit on protest communication. It consists of a performed protest speech, dubbed the "fantastical speech," and a post-speech reflective analysis. Students utilize the subversive genre of fanfiction to compose a protest speech in which, as a fictional character, they convince their…
Descriptors: Speech Communication, Public Speaking, Fiction, Role Playing