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Four graduate  \nstudents in the United States participated in this study and completed the project to share their linguistic and cultural stories in a traditional paper-based essay format and in a multimedia format. The data  \nconsisted of a reflection paper, digital storytelling (DST), a project  \nreport, an oral presentation, and an interview, which were analysed  \nthrough content analysis. The findings included participants’ learning  \nof (a) language and culture,(b) language teaching,(c) language teachers’ responsibilities, and (d) technology. These showed that ESOL graduate students’ dialogues with preceding, current, and future  \nutterances indicated their hybrid learning experiences through  \ntraditional and technology-mediated reflective tasks. The author  \ndiscussed the influences of dialogues within their hybrid learning. In  \naddition, pedagogical implications ofa combined project between a  \nreflection paper and DST and the instructional elements of DST that  \nteachers need to consider were suggested.  \nKeywords: teacher education; reflective tasks; hybrid learning; digital storytelling  \nIntroduction  \nDue to changing environments and values of education, students are expected to become more active, autonomous, and culturally sensitive learners in diverse educational contexts, including technology-mediated learning (Brown & Lee, 2015) . To enhance their active learning, it is helpful to offer well-designed tasks that can activate students’ prior knowledge and experiences. Reflective practice is an important component that can facilitate students’ selfregulated or collaborative learning. Reflection is “a tool or vehicle used in the transformation of raw experience into meaning-filled theory that is grounded in experiences, informed by existing theory, and serves the larger purpose of the moral growth of the individual and society”(Rodgers, 2002, p. 863). Dewey (1933) conceptualises reflection as a form of problem solving and states that it “involves not simply a sequence of ideas, but a consequence—a consecutive ordering,” which will determine the proper outcome (p. 3) . He also emphasises that reflective thought consists of any belief or form of knowledge that would support it. Based on Dewey’s foundational theory, Schön (1987) developed a categorical scheme consisting of reflection-in-  \naction and reflection-on-action. Reflection-in-action is the thought process about an action in progress, serving to reshape what people are doing in the midst of the action. Reflection-onaction is a thought process of thinking back on past experiences as “knowing-in-action” to discover how they may have contributed to an outcome (p. 26) .  \nReflective practice influences teachers’ teaching and learning (Behizadeh, 2019; FeimanNemser, 2001; Schön, 1987), so it is important to understand graduate students’ reflective learning. However, research about English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) graduate students’ reflective learning experiences in both traditional and technology-mediated learning contexts is scarce (Park, 2019) . The current study aims to fill this gap and show how a reflection paper and DST facilitate ESOL graduate students’ learning. Based on the understanding of reflection, I designed a reflective project for an ESOL teacher education course to support students’ learning. This paper focused on understanding four ESOL graduate students’ learning experiences when completing the project in both traditional and technology-assisted learning contexts. The research question is “What are four ESOL graduate students’ learning experiences when they complete a reflection paper and DST?”  \nTheo","cbCaiqUdojEaUcRI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqUdojEaUcRI","pdf",396716,18,"English","# Introduction\n# Theoretical Framework and Literature Review\n## Dialogism\n## Reflective Journals in Education","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the reflective project in this study?\",\"answer\":\"The study uses a reflective project to support ESOL teacher education students’ learning and to examine their learning experiences when completing both a reflection paper and DST.\"},{\"question\":\"Who participated in the qualitative case study?\",\"answer\":\"Four ESOL graduate students in the United States participated and completed the project using both paper-based and multimedia formats.\"},{\"question\":\"How were the data and findings analyzed?\",\"answer\":\"The study collected reflection papers, digital storytelling outputs, a project report, an oral presentation, and interviews, then analyzed them through content analysis to identify learning themes.\"}]","Four ESOL Graduate Students’ Hybrid Learning Through a Reflective Project: A Qualitative Case Study | PDF",1792078575,45]