Exploring New Genres of Inquiry in Environmental Education Research

Authors

  • Constance L. Russell Lakehead University
  • Paul Hart University of Regina, Canada

Abstract

We have a field rich with researchers from a variety of disciplines looking at questions in environmental education in diverse ways, yet academic journals in our field mostly contain reports on research that use standard quantitative and/or qualitative approaches. While there have been notable exceptions, an aspiring researcher could be tempted to gravitate in traditional directions. Our intent, however, was not to produce a simple "recipe book" for new researchers intrigued by emerging genres of inquiry. Indeed, the two of us are nervous about our field's tendency towards prescription and thereby reification.

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Published

2003-01-01

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Editorial