“It’s Not in the Course Guide!” Reflections from a Dutch Field School on How Students Learn to Do Fieldwork

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In this reflection we unpack students’ first fieldwork experiences and how this parallels a rite de passage. We do so in two domains: (1) students' first fieldwork with a focus on entering the field, staying in the field, and researcher identity; and (2) the impact of fieldwork experiences on students’ professional skills. Two struggles are prominent: letting go of the idea of “objectivity” and learning to deal with the whimsicalities of doing fieldwork.

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Rasch, E. D., Simon Thomas, M., Cremers, G., & Verschuuren, B. (2020). “It’s Not in the Course Guide!” Reflections from a Dutch Field School on How Students Learn to Do Fieldwork. Anthropology and Education Quarterly, 51(3), 376–386. https://doi.org/10.1111/aeq.12338

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