A shared understanding to enhance interpretive research creditability My activity - reaching a shared understanding within my PhD Dr Louise Hawkins-Waters.

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A shared understanding to enhance interpretive research creditability My activity - reaching a shared understanding within my PhD Dr Louise Hawkins-Waters Central Queensland University

My motive Two people undertaking qualitative research within the same paradigm may be doing very different research with very different results and outcomes In my thesis – if I explain my paradigm, and link it to my methodology, method, data, results and discussion then I have added credibility to my thesis

Diving into paradigm literature Where is reality and what does it look like?

The further I looked the more crazy it got... until

My activity Researcher (Me)To clearly define my paradigm Literature Social Constructivism & Activity Theory Supervisor University Standard Thesis format

Contradictions Researcher (Me)To clearly define my paradigm Literature Social Constructivism & Activity Theory Supervisor University Standard Thesis format

Eureka!!! Guidelines

Guidelines from Social Constructivism Guideline 1: To be human is to be socially embedded Guideline 2: Reality is constructed by human activity including thought Guideline 3: Multivoicedness – There are different ways of knowing; a multiplicity of interpretations Guideline 4: Others have a role in the construction of knowledge within the individual

Guidelines from SC (2) Guideline 5: Engaging in dialogue increases the ability to share understanding, thereby increasing knowledge Guideline 6: Active participation through a process of continual interaction with others increases learning (understanding) Guideline 7: Interpretation of knowledge is dependent on cultural and social contexts

Guidelines from CHAT Guideline 8: Reality is continually being negotiated and filtered with the use of artifacts Guideline 9: Specific languages (words, symbols, and artifacts) are used by professional groups for the accumulation and transmission of knowledge Guideline 10: Human knowledge equates to human languaging and it is through discourse that we build knowledge Guideline 11: Historicity – making sense of the past in order to act in the present, while anticipating the future Guideline 12: Transformation – transforming activity through the identification of contradiction

My activity Researcher (Me)To clearly define my paradigm Literature Social Constructivism & Activity Theory Supervisor University Standard Thesis format Guidelines

Link to Study and Method Human participants in a social situation Guideline 1: To be human is to be socially embedded

Link to Study and Method Guideline 10: Human knowledge equates to human languaging and it is through discourse that we build knowledge. Use of language in focus groups – collaborative reflection and storytelling

KnEx – Knowledge Externalisation Examinin g Reflecting and evaluating Analysing Modelling Implementing Consolidating Questioning Data Generation Analysis and Modelling Documenting Examining Reflecting and evaluating Consolidating Expansive Learning Cycle KnEx Cycle Context Questioning Hawkins, 2010; Hawkins-Waters, 2013 ELC – the point of departure

Outcome used as tool in next activity Researcher (Me)To produce a coherent thesis Social Constructivism & Activity Theory Guidelines Supervisor University Unique Thesis format

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