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Soaring and Tumbling: An Autoethnography from Higher Education
Jessica Moriarty
University of Brighton
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Higher Education
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Immanuel Kant
100%
Autoethnography
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Soaring
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Tumbling
100%
Lived Experience
66%
Self-sensing
66%
Shared Learning
33%
University of Brighton
33%
Reflexive
33%
Memoir
33%
Discovery Method
33%
Own Experience
33%
Education System
33%
Teaching Practice
33%
Writing Style
33%
New Jersey
33%
Poetry
33%
Enlightenment
33%
Prose
33%
Autobiographical Story
33%
Individual Learning
33%
Academic Life
33%
Ways of Knowing
33%
Laurel Richardson
33%
Rutgers University
33%
Strategies for Teaching
33%
Layered Texts
33%
Absolute Truth
33%
Explicit Guidance
33%
Immaturity
33%
Arts and Humanities
Teaching Process
100%
Autoethnography
100%
Immanuel Kant
60%
Lived Experience
40%
Reflexive
20%
Criticism
20%
Weave
20%
wishes
20%
Split
20%
Truth
20%
Collaborative Learning
20%
Memoir
20%
Brighton
20%
Appreciation
20%
Faculty
20%
Imperfect
20%
Educational Organization
20%
colleagues
20%
New Jersey
20%
Enlightenment
20%
Writing style
20%