Remembering Why: The Role of Story in Educational Research

  • Binder M
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This paper examines the role of story in educational research as an empowering method of inquiry. By stepping back and remembering why, the author retells a professional story of practice between her and a colleague, exploring Vivian Gussin Paley’s story play in a Grade 1/2 inner city classroom. Moving in and through past and present experiences illustrates the need for story in researching professional practice, the significance of story as a powerful research tool, and the profound understanding of teaching and learning that unfolds as a result of such collaborations. Story creates an ethos in the teaching and research community, uniting theory and practice into a visible partnership.Keywords: story; educational research; theory and practice

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Binder, M. (2013). Remembering Why: The Role of Story in Educational Research. In Education, 17(2). https://doi.org/10.37119/ojs2011.v17i2.82

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