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It was such a great honour for me to present my PhD research project in the 7th ESS Seminar, organized by @YonahMatemba . It was an insightful experience,with a lot of valuable constructive feedbacks. as I was delighted to meet @ProfHolligan@UWSAyr@UWSeducation@UniWestScotland
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"The In-depth Interview Method: 12 Articles on Design & Implementation" It is hoped that this brief text will be useful to the student, the teacher, & the researcher who is interested in a quality approach to designing & conducting IDIs. https://t.co/MM6cv02urZ #qualitative
Our latest video tutorial aims to de-mystify and de-mythify doing Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis in qualitative research! https://t.co/pOAi0ynIXU
@MuzKhan9@DrCyberhare@UWS_SBCI I had the opportunity to attend the conference, it actually was fascinating to blend between music, art and mathematics. I would like to congratulate him and all other participants.
Language is loaded with power and nothing is neutral.
I invite you to read this thought provoking piece which challenges the use of « international students »
Author: @RamziMerabet_
https://t.co/Nu10dKbB4h
#nativespeakerism is a widely accepted, structural, discriminatory practice in #ELT. I stand in solidarity with Amina and all teachers who face discrimination from employers like @whales_english, who think it’s ok to specify nationality and 1st language when recruiting staff
Lilla Watson, an Indigenous Australian artist, activist, and academic says, “If you [researcher] have come to help me, you are wasting your time. But if you have come
because your liberation is bound up with mine then let us work together” (Watson, as cited in Brady, 1987, p. 5)