Educational Research Journal

A publication of the Hong Kong Educational Research Association

Vol. 18 No. 2 , 2003

CONTENTS

Special Issue: Narratives of Teaching and Learning in the Time of SARS
Editorial
1 The Hero's Journey: A Special Beginning
    David W. Chan
9 Capturing the Voice of Experience
    Carmel McNaught
The Seven Stories About Coping With the SARS Crisis
15 The SARS Task Force-Building a Network to Support Health, Education and Community Needs
    Jack Cheng
27 SARS Hits IT in Education: How We Lived Through It and What We Have Learned
    Philip Leung and Christina Keing
39 Impact of SARS Across a Physics Programme: Exposing Learning Deficiencies
    W. M. Lau
55 A Real-Time Course: Minimizing Disruption to Part-Time Nursing Students
    Irene Wong
63 Real-Time Tutoring: A Dialogue of Support Between Colleagues
    Andrew Burd and Enders K. W. Ng
73 Virtually WAC: Coaching Students on Their Writing During SARS
    Derek Chan
83 Facing Uncertainty: SARS and an Innovation in Coursework Assessment
    Lixian Jin
Reading, Interpreting and Analyzing the Seven Stories
93 A University's Stories About Teaching and Learning During SARS: The Narrative Psychology Perspective
    David W. Chan
111 Using Narrative to Explore the Relationships Between Crisis, Innovation and Pedagogy
    Carmel McNaught
125 Philosophy of Education Through Narrative Pedagogy: Educationally Meaningful Storied Changes in the SARS Context
    Roger H. M. Cheng

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