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Abstract
This article ponders the question: “How might EdD research methods courses be reimagined to position Black Feminist Theory as a comparable theoretical framework to guide epistemological stance development and scholar-practitioner inquiry?” By introducing Black Feminist Theory as a viable theoretical framework, this article posits its potential incorporation into reimagined EdD research methods courses. After providing a more detailed description of Black Feminist Theory and its associated constructs, the ways that Black Feminist Theory can shape scholar-practitioners’ inquiry is explored, including: 1) framing a problem of practice, 2) building conceptual and/or theoretical frameworks, and 3) connecting to research design and approaches. Implications for Black Feminist Theory’s alignment to the CPED framework are discussed.
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Title
Casting a Wider Net
Creators
Stephanie Smith Budhai - Drexel University, SOE Doctoral Programs
Kristine Grant
Publication Details
Impacting education, v 8(3), pp 10-14
Resource Type
Journal article
Language
English
Academic Unit
School of Education; SOE Doctoral Programs
Other Identifier
991021970201304721
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