Dissertation Concept Map - Early

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Leslie Gates’ Dissertation Concept Map as of January 2009 Researcher Questions

t

How
does
collaborative
inquiry
provide
opportunities
 for
art
educators’
professional
learning?

am

H

Continuing
Ed Credits

9

g

In
a
 one-pager

that
describes

2

h N H

potential
 benefits

my
accessibility

method

P

nti ty Ide Participant

Selection

Z

PhD
student Researcher

Z

Art
 Teacher

b Elementary Level

K

Expressed
Interest
in
 Visual
Culture
&
 Postmodern
Curriculum

c

a S

Geographically
 Practical

District
 Permission

Time
to Participate

8

Art
teachers
 have
the
ability
 to
conduct
 research

Visual
imagery
is
a
 legitimate
means
to
 communicate
knowledge

V i Teachers
can
 represent
their
 own
learning

Researchers
 are
students
 of
the
situation

F

Researchers
who
 “intervene”
need

to
 respond

with
 sensitivity

Role Implications

Explicit
 discussion
of
 researcher’s
 identity,
role,
and
 presence
in
the
 study

Beliefs

Criteria

s

Presenting
 my
ideas

u

n

Rejecting
the
 Action
research
 expectation
 dissertations
important
to
 that
I
am
an
 the
creation
of
knowledge
 expert base:
very
few
 practitioners
have
time
to
 write
up
research
reports.

Z

t

High
 Quality PD

Culture

M

Participatory
Elements/ Collaborative
Inquiry Limitations

9

Characteristics
applied
to
this
study

Y

a

I
play
a
role
in
 meaningAttentive
to
 making differences
 and
cultural
 and
historic
 specificity

Driving
Force

Goal
of
the
research

Additional
 roles
played
 by
researcher

Rationale

a

j

Terminology
/
Labels

Research Method

litie

Method

Participants

Researcher

Result

2

na

Means
of
 Connecting
&
 Recruiting

Local
District Contacts

u

h

White
 female

Theory
&
 Practice
Divide

Literature

Ownership

Tensions

Contributes
to
field

itio

.com.

Prof.
Networks

my identity

f

Field

F

Knowledge
 production

Pos

ArtEd20.

In
person

Dissertation
 Ideas

Publishing
 possibilities

Collaborative
 Inquiry

Demonstration
of
 Candidate’s
 Knowledge

Proposed
Benefits
 of
Participating

N

q

Requirements

Increased
student
 engagement

Using
 Postmodern
 technology
to
 and
VCAE
 sustain
 Art
Ed collaborative
 PD

Documented
 realities
of
art
 teachers’
PD

Personal
 experience

Time
to
visit
 other
classrooms
 Non-evaluative
 and
talk
to
other
 feedback art
teachers

Buy-out
from
other
PD

U

PhD Univ.
of
MD

O

How
do
I
promote
transformative
 professional
development
for
art
teachers?

Timeline

Time
 required
by
 participants

Direct
link
 between
 research
 and
action

Researcher
 usually
 choses
 topic

j

 y

Design
choices
 towards
 I
am
attempting
to
interrupt
 the
status
quo
regarding
 sustainability how
art
is
taught
to
 American
students
in
the
 21st
century.

I
would
like
the
knowledge
 about
teaching
visual
 culture
and
a
postmodern
 curriculum
to
come
from
 the
teachers
and
not
just
 the
literature



Stimulating
 interaction

Shared
 knowledge
 creation

X

Working
 “with”
rather
 than
“for”
 participants

D

Recognition
of
 multiple
forms
 of
knowledge

Testing
 systematic
 knowledge
with
 direct
experience.


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