Tag: Education
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Practising life writing: teaching through vulnerability, discomfort, mindfulness, and compassion (Watt, 2016)
Incorporates different forms of ‘life writing’ (“theoretical and analytical introductions, letter writing, journal pieces, comics, photos, poetry, creative non-fiction, collages, scenes from a play, and an alphabet book,” from Abstract). These multimodal peices are “worked examples” of “contemplative practices and pedagogical praxis” (Abs).
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Tran (2019)
Author Tran, A, Year 2019 Title Multimodal Dissertations: Opportunities for Multimodality in Higher Education University University of Western Ontario Discipline (uncoded) Education Macrostructure Traditional-Simple Proposed Area of Unconventionality(Tardy, 2016) Practice, Modality, Rhetorical aims and strategies (??), Linguistic & textual form Description and other notes Dissertation is presented in landscape mode, incorporates infographs, illustrations, hyperlinks, and…
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Unflattening: A visual-verbal inquiry into learning in many dimensions (Sousanis, 2014/2015)
Sousanis makes use of comics to argue for the value of this form as both a method of inquiry, pedagogical tool, and way of knowing. Learn more about this and the odd request Sousanis received to include a list of figures.
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Archibald (1997)
Coyote learns to make a storybasket: The place of First Nations stories in education. Uses critical ethnography to “learn about the ‘core’ of First Nations stories from Elders and to find a respectful place for stories and storytelling in education, and especially in curricula” (Abs). Centres work with thirteen Elders from the Pacific West. Also…
