Crystallization: Teacher Researchers Making Room for Creative Leaps in Data Analysis

  • Shagoury R
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In this article, the author shares new approaches to data collection and analysis which encourage using "crystallization": an intriguing new method that has emerged in recent years as a kind of three-dimensional data analysis strategy that welcomes the new lens that artistic thinking can bring to conducting and writing research. Examples from teacher-researchers include ways to use storytelling, art, self-reflection, children’s books, metaphor, and imagination to expand the field of data collection and analysis.

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Shagoury, R. (2011). Crystallization: Teacher Researchers Making Room for Creative Leaps in Data Analysis. LEARNing Landscapes, 4(2), 297–306. https://doi.org/10.36510/learnland.v4i2.401

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