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    Exploding heads, doing school and intangible work: an ethnographic case study of first year education doctoral students becoming education researchers

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    Abstract
    There is limited research concerned with how education doctoral students become education researchers, what Labaree (2003) described as "the peculiar problems of preparing education researchers." This is an ethnographic case study of a cohort of first year education doctoral students in a qualitative research classroom for the purpose of better understanding how they are becoming education researchers and "scholars of the discipline," able to guide both practice and policy. In this study, students described feeling met by the instructor with respect and developing new perspectives and actions ...
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    Author(s)
    Meyer-Parsons, Beatrice

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    Banning, James; MacPhee, David

    Date Issued
    2011
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    born digital; doctoral dissertations
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