Collective Biography Writing as a Method of Learning about Oneself, the Others and the World
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Keywords

collective biography writing
students-future early school education teachers
memories analysis

How to Cite

Zbróg, Z. (2020). Collective Biography Writing as a Method of Learning about Oneself, the Others and the World. Studia Edukacyjne, (46), 357–372. https://doi.org/10.14746/se.2017.46.23

Abstract

The article presents an example of poststructuralist interpretation of biography episode written by students on the topic: “Becoming someone”. The poststructuralist analysis focuses on the perception of the subject-in-process, requires destabilization ofrational stable andunifiedconcepts.It aims at researching the functions and results of regularities of a process in case of author’s own research – the process of becoming a teacher in classes I-III. People engaged in CBW have a chance to understand their own situation by trying to answer the questions concerning what we really know about ourselves and the reality. The article discusses chosen theoretical assumptions and elements of the methodological procedure applied in the method of collective biography writing. The article is closed with remarks for the work with students which were verifiedin practice. This may help other researchers when they start working with this method.

https://doi.org/10.14746/se.2017.46.23
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