Citation/reference guide

Thank you for your interest in the Narrative Learning Framework™ and its associated models.

The Narrative Learning Framework™ was created by Jeremy Kalbstein to support educators, leaders and organisations in exploring how narratives shape identity, belonging, critical thinking and behaviour.

You are welcome to reference, share and discuss the framework and its associated models in educational, professional and non-commercial contexts, provided appropriate attribution is given.

Suggested Citation

APA Style

Kalbstein, J. (2026). Narrative Learning Framework™. Jeremy Kalbstein. https://www.jeremykalbstein.com.au

In-text Citation

  • (Kalbstein, 2026)
  • Adapted from the Narrative Learning Framework™ (Kalbstein, 2026).

Attribution Statement

When reproducing a diagram, model or resource, please include the following acknowledgement:

Narrative Learning Framework™ and associated models © Jeremy Kalbstein. Used with attribution.

Sharing the Framework

The Narrative Learning Framework™ is intended to encourage thoughtful conversation and innovation in education. You are welcome to:

  • Reference the framework in presentations, articles and professional learning.
  • Share links to the framework and publicly available resources.
  • Use the framework in educational settings with appropriate attribution.

If you wish to reproduce substantial sections of the framework, publish adapted versions, or use the framework in commercial products or services, please contact Jeremy Kalbstein to discuss permission.

Thank you for helping ensure the Narrative Learning Framework™ continues to be shared accurately and with appropriate acknowledgement.