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     • What should go into your research diary? Your diary should include a description of what you’ve done each day—the people you met and what they said, books or papers that you read, lectures or conferences that you attended, notes from discussions or conversations, and ideas you want to remember to follow up.
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   What should be included in a research diary?

   • It is generally accepted that the diary should include some analytical commentary on how the research is developing. Information that may assist the researcher in making sense of the array of data that is being gathered should be recorded alongside the methodological challenges that have been faced.

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   What is the role of a research diary?

   • The diary acts as the expert other in the scaffolding of research knowledge by the novice researcher. The discussion of the nature of the scaffolding and the role of diary writing draws on examples from the author's research diary written during her doctoral studies. Content may be subject to copyright. © 2011 Engin.

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   Is the research diary a learning tool?

   • Although thinking reflexively at all stages of the research process, and the benefits associated therein, is actively encouraged, Engin (2011) has suggested, “there has been little examination of the role of the research diary as a learning tool in the development of research knowledge for novice researchers” (p. 297).

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   Why do students keep a diary?

   • Students taking a course in research methods were encouraged to keep a diary as they carried out some initial research. The aim of the diary writing was to support understanding of the role of reflexivity in qualitative research. The writers view the journal as a tool to facilitate the development of qualitative researchers.

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   What is a diary used for?

   • The diary is a journal of events and activities that the diary writers consider relevant to their lives for some specific reason (Rokkan et al., 2015). Diary writing is used as an interpretative testing method in educational research (Engin, 2011; Sá, 2002), and as a childfriendly testing method in child research (Lämsä et al., 2012;Punch, 2002).

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   Does a research diary form a part of my data?

   • The diary w as not o riginally intended to form part of my data. My a naly sis of the research diary was distinct from m y thesis research. I approached the examination of it as I w ould any document such as a transcript of an interview. The procedu re I took to examining my diary as a scaffolding

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4. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullResearch Diary: A Tool for Scaffolding - Marion Engin, 2011

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   Sep 1, 2011 · Based on a socio-cultural theory of learning and development, I discuss how a research diary can be viewed as a scaffolding tool in the construction of both research knowledge and identity as a researcher. I will begin by outlining some previous diary studies in both teacher development and in research contexts.

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   Feb 1, 2013 · It is generally accepted that the diary should include some analytical commentary on how the research is developing. Information that may assist the researcher in making sense of the array of data that is being gathered should be recorded alongside the methodological challenges that have been faced.

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   research diary was scaffolding her own construction of research knowledge. In this article the author discusses the role of a research diary based on a socio-cultural theory of learning. The diary acts as the expert other in the scaffolding of research knowledge by the novice researcher.

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   Sep 1, 2011 · A research diary may include the research process (e.g., Borg, 2001), methodological steps (e.g., Browne, 2013), and researchers' knowledge development (e.g., Engin, 2011).

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   Jun 28, 2019 · This chapter reinforces the valuable social and behavioural research practice of maintaining a journal (or diary or notebook) that records your entire research journey, typically over a period of several years. You should use your research journal to record any and...

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    Sep 1, 2006 · Practical implications Suggests that all researchers should systematically use a research diary, regardless of epistemological position. However, what is needed first and foremost is a...