Phenomenology defined.
I gathered the perceptions of Eastside High School students, teachers, and
administrators which allowed them to speak for themselves and to discover if Joe Clark‘s
strategies, methodologies, and leadership style as principal of Eastside High School had
any affect upon their lives. Phenomenology provides a lens through which to view all
human phenomena as meaningful, because we, as humans, feel, experience, and then
commit to conscience the phenomenon; the phenomenon becomes a part of us, and in
many ways influences our actions and behaviors (Peterson, 1997). Phenomenology also
describes how one adjusts to lived experiences; the essential model of this approach is
textual reflection on the lived experiences and real-world actions of everyday life with
everyday people. The intent is to uncover how people make sense of and interact with
their social world (Van Manen 1990). Thus, the phenomenological approach, when
applied to students who attended, and teachers and administrators who worked at
Eastside High School while Joe Clark was principal, allowed the researcher to understand
the ―lived experiences‖ of the students high school setting, and the teachers and
administrators work environment from their perspective (Moustakas, 1994).
According to Van Manen (1990), lived experience is the preliminary point and
end of phenomenological research.
Phenomenology defined.
I gathered the perceptions of Eastside High School students, teachers, and
administrators which allowed them to speak for themselves and to discover if Joe Clark‘s
strategies, methodologies, and leadership style as principal of Eastside High School had
any affect upon their lives. Phenomenology provides a lens through which to view all
human phenomena as meaningful, because we, as humans, feel, experience, and then
commit to conscience the phenomenon; the phenomenon becomes a part of us, and in
many ways influences our actions and behaviors (Peterson, 1997). Phenomenology also
describes how one adjusts to lived experiences; the essential model of this approach is
textual reflection on the lived experiences and real-world actions of everyday life with
everyday people. The intent is to uncover how people make sense of and interact with
their social world (Van Manen 1990). Thus, the phenomenological approach, when
applied to students who attended, and teachers and administrators who worked at
Eastside High School while Joe Clark was principal, allowed the researcher to understand
the ―lived experiences‖ of the students high school setting, and the teachers and
administrators work environment from their perspective (Moustakas, 1994).
According to Van Manen (1990), lived experience is the preliminary point and
end of phenomenological research.
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