Ellyn Lyle has a longstanding background in innovative education practices, ranging from
traditional classrooms to workplace and community partnerships and technologically …

Living and being with/in education is messy work because we are necessarily products of
the worlds we inhabit. Photopoetic inquiry helps us navigate the messiness by drawing us …

Our pursuit of knowledge is driven by and mediated through our ontological perspectives,
our epistemological assumptions, even our metaphysical entanglements. As such, teaching …

In this article the authors, a Mathematics education professor and two English education
professors, describe how we used poetic inquiry in peer-led professional development …

As learners and educators, we have experienced the abstraction of self from subject in our
education system. Humanness, however, is vital and central to both teaching and learning …

Our lived experiences shape our understandings, yet education systems too often abstract
self from subject and, in so doing, marginalize the self in teaching and learning contexts. As …