2023
DOI: 10.1007/s11423-023-10260-x
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Using narrative inquiry research methodology in online educational environments

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“…Positioning vulnerable populations such as refugee families requires new conceptual frameworks to consider findings, but also requires new orientations for research. These techniques might include types of ethnographic and phenomenological work, but also methodologies that support community engaged research practices such as action research, narrative inquiry, and self-study of practice (e.g., Rice, 2023). These methodological strategies allow for deeper views into how refugee youth and families engage in clever problem solving and reveal their goals for themselves and others.…”
Section: Relationally Engaging Methods and Strategiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Positioning vulnerable populations such as refugee families requires new conceptual frameworks to consider findings, but also requires new orientations for research. These techniques might include types of ethnographic and phenomenological work, but also methodologies that support community engaged research practices such as action research, narrative inquiry, and self-study of practice (e.g., Rice, 2023). These methodological strategies allow for deeper views into how refugee youth and families engage in clever problem solving and reveal their goals for themselves and others.…”
Section: Relationally Engaging Methods and Strategiesmentioning
confidence: 99%