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Session Type: Symposium
The contributors are all exploring the implications for improving their educational practices and contributing to educational knowledge of accepting educational responsibility in building Living Theory Cultures of Educational Inquiry in their local and global contexts. They are participating in a global social movement of educational researchers this is engaged in asking, researching and answering, 'How do I, individually and in cooperation with others, enhance the difference Living Educational Theory research can make in a community concerned with extending human flourishing?’ Each researcher is moved by unique constellations of values that are used to explain their educational influences in their own learning, in the learning of others and in the learning of the social formations that influence their practices and understandings.
Accepting Educational Responsibility: Building Living Theory Cultures of Educational Inquiry in a Canadian/Global Context - Jacqueline D. Delong, International Mentor
Accepting Educational Responsibility: Building Living Theory Cultures of Educational Inquiry in an Indian/Global Context - Mishra Shivani, Sardar Patel University
Accepting Educational Responsibility: Building Living Theory Cultures of Educational Inquiry in a U.S./Global Context - Michelle Vaughan, Florida Atlantic University
Accepting Educational Responsibility: Building Living Theory Cultures of Educational Inquiry in a U.K./Global Context - Jack Whitehead, University of Cumbria
Accepting Educational Responsibility: Breaking Hegemony of Measurability Over Mutuality – Nepal - Parbati Dhungana, Kathmandu University
Accepting Educational Responsibility: Building Living Theory Cultures of Educational Inquiry in an Indian/Global Context - Swaroop Rawal, NEM Life Skills