Dear reviewers
I would welcome responses to my paper.
 Best regards, Jane
Dear reviewers
I would welcome responses to my paper.
 Best regards, Jane
Dear Yves.
Thankyou for your very helpful review if my paper. I have made some changes in the light of your feedback.
' I would suggest skipping the part on action research as a methodology because, at that stage, we know what it is and it is quite irrelevant to the epistemology of accountability.' I have decided to keep this in the paper. AR  has been a very important part of my accountability as it has given me a vehicle through which to account for myself in a way that gives me a voice (research). I think it is allowing me to say what I know.
'My third remark would be about the insertion of an explanation about the connection between â€contradiction in practice’ and accountability.' This is a very useful comment and has given me much to reflect on.  I intend to explore this in my doctoral thesis.
'My fourth remark would be about what I consider as an “odd” mixing of references: Dewey, Freire, Fromm, Lakatos, and Feyerabend. These theoreticians have different views on research, accountability, and education.' I have taken note of this comment
Many thanks again. Best regards, Jane
I have followed the suggested guideline for editorial review.
a) Does the submission account for influences the author has developed in their
own learning, in the learning of others and in the learning of social formations?
While I enjoyed reading the article, I found there to be claims to know that were not validated. For example, “I support them as they move from descriptors of their practice to explanations of what they are doing”. There is only one voice here –yours, Jane. Generally, there are references to the literature but no other(s).
Having said that, your learning about changing your teaching style to be more inclusive and relational is admirable. You say, “This desire to influence the development of a particular kind of transformational learning was not previously being lived out in my day-to-day practice, prior to my undertaking my action enquiry.”
In the clip, you say that you are “almost a different person with a deepened understanding of your values”. I found the YouTube clip to be very informative and give full marks for being willing to be publicly accountable which you describe as very difficult. You talk about this difficulty, as well, in regard to reflective practice.
One might argue that you have accounted for your own learning (still needs another voice) but not that of others and of social formations. You have a pretty good theoretical understanding of living educational theory.
I suggest that you write Ofsted in full.
b) The submissions should reveal a desire to bring (at least some of) the values of,
for example, love, freedom, justice, compassion, courage, care and democratic
evaluation more fully into the world.
I think you do desire to bring these values into the world but you have not been explicit in this piece of writing.
c) In what ways might your own experiences and insights be brought to bear in
order to enhance the submission in some way?
I would suggest that you engage in social validation, as you discuss in the videoclip. Some narratives to show some specifics of your learning would enhance the writing.
In order to encourage the reader to view the videoclip, a still photo of the beginning of it might help.
We need some other voices to support you claims to know.
Unfortunately, this piece has potential but I feel it needs modifications. I hope that you will take the suggestions in the spirit of an opportunity to improve learning. Best wishes.
Jackie Delong
'I found there to be claims to know that were not validated. For example, “I support them as they move from descriptors of their practice to explanations of what they are doing”. I have changed this to an intended outcome.
'One might argue that you have accounted for your own learning (still needs another voice) but not that of others and of social formations.' I would suggest that the YouTube clips demonstrate that I have influenced the learning of others as in the discussions afterwards the respondents say as much.
'I suggest that you write Ofsted in full.' Done
' The submissions should reveal a desire to bring (at least some of) the values of,
for example, love, freedom, justice, compassion, courage, care and democratic
evaluation more fully into the world.' I think the video clips demonstrate the values of courage and care, as I have the courage to hold myself to account for my practice and show the care to be the best practitioner I can be.
' In what ways might your own experiences and insights be brought to bear in
order to enhance the submission in some way? ' I have included an extract from my journal that talks bout my learning.
'We need some other voices to support you claims to know.' My MA thesis has been referenced as evidence of that claim to know my practice.
Many thanks again. I hope your suggestions will enable publication. Best regards, Jane
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