英文摘要 |
The article is a review of the 25-year career of the author: Beginning as a middle school biology teacher, then a researcher at an academic institute, then a graduate student, and finally a faculty member in a university. The career choices encompassed either “escaping” or “facing.” In the process of practical action, the author learned to recognize herself, gaining insight into the divergences of social systems. Furthermore, she conducted research following practice-orientated methodology, being involved in school- and district-level reforms, while teaching in a graduate program. Through collaborative exploration, the author experienced the exploration and transformation of practical knowledge with both educators and graduate students. |