ASSESSMENT OF TRUSTWORTHINESS OF ONLINE AUDITED REFLEXIVITY Frank LaBanca, EdD Director.

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ASSESSMENT OF TRUSTWORTHINESS OF ONLINE AUDITED REFLEXIVITY Frank LaBanca, EdD Director

21 st -century Approach to Presentation Resources

Evolution of this research What I’m not focusing on... Multicase study of the impact of problem finding on the quality of authentic open inquiry science research projects.

Evolution of this research What I am focusing on... The impact of a novel reflexivity technique (reflective writing) on the emergent outcomes of the problem finding study.

“Metareflexivity” My role My auditor’s role Methods development

Characteristics of high quality reflexivity Critical self reflection Ongoing record of experiences, reactions, and emerging awareness of assumptions, biases, or positionality Identifying, accepting, verifying, and/or unlearning of preconceived personal and theoretical commitments Emerging awareness of ideas Build trustworthiness

Data sample Unit of study: “Post” – (my writing) 37 units “Response” – (audits) 26 units Lines of text: 2625 Data analysis Pilot study Writing/Revising Data collection Study design

Emergent Themes ThemeSample CodeCode definition Describing Tasks Define Defining something Elaborate Providing context, elaboration of a statement, or an explanation Task Explaining what I'm doing Concept building Community Workings of the science research community of practice Role Role of teachers, professionals, adults Studbehav Student behaviors Theory Linking behaviors to theory Decision Points and Interaction Consider Considering alternatives Emerge What emerges from the data? Solution A possible solution to a problem Advice Taking advice from someone Disagree Disagreeing with a colleague Opinion Opinions of others that influence my thought Metacognitive actions Benefits The benefits to a decision Influence How I am being influenced by my daily activities Motivation What motivates me (or someone else)

Distribution of Themes

Findings Describing Tasks – Explanations, often elaborated – Audit trail for dependability Concept Building – Subject behaviors to theory – Nature of socially constructing situated knowledge – Auditors: Learning theory and alternate learning theory

Findings Decision Points and Interaction – Considering alternatives – Evolution of ideas – Auditors: Agree and consider – Auditors: Influence on each other: elaboration Metacognitive actions – Influence of external factors: past, present, future – Looking for clarification: process and change – Auditors: Connecting with their own interests and passions.

Benefits of a blog for reflexivity Effective tool for qualitative research Online, accessible, asynchronous Ease of use Convenience for auditors Impact of auditors on each other for variety Transparent

Limitations Single case study Bias towards technology “Metareflexive”

Thank you problemfinding.labanca.net