Thrilled that our paper, "Freighted Friendships to Phony Flowers: Feminist Memory Work and Self-Study in a Study Abroad Program," is out early with @ExperiEduJEE! I always learn so much while working alongside the brilliant @IamTheKaye ✨ https://t.co/th0XBvWuUv
Thrilled that our paper, "Freighted Friendships to Phony Flowers: Feminist Memory Work and Self-Study in a Study Abroad Program," is out early with @ExperiEduJEE! I always learn so much while working alongside the brilliant @IamTheKaye ✨ https://t.co/th0XBvWuUv
@AshleyRMoore3 One of my friends was autocaptioned as being introduced as a “delicious, delicious lady” at an academic event. While she is, the reality of what was said was far more tame.
Dot-Dot-Dot… by @MsAmberJM (@SFU)
This poetic inquiry sought to understand how breath, pauses, slivers of silence(s) and slow pacing surfaced during teacher candidates’ disclosure of violence, including trauma of sexual assault.
https://t.co/H56xuoXORe
@cacs_acec@CSSESCEE
@AshleyRMoore3 And if I have met my educator goals, I can likely speak to growth and learning. It may not be a traditional reference letter, but there is almost always something to cast a glow on that is still honest and ethical. Maybe more honest and ethical when contextualized this way.
@AshleyRMoore3 This thread has stuck with me...I hope that someone I view as a mentor/teacher would treat me differently (better?). I would start by connecting more with the student. What did they learn from your class that they hope you can speak to? Why do they want YOU to advocate for them?
Last year @MsAmberJM@sfueducation and I wrote an article on screaming into the void and academic feminisms. It was published today. I love this one. https://t.co/fE7XMzTfTe
New Article Alert! (Mine)!
'Institutionalized States of Information Abstinence':
Cut-up Inquiry of Sex Educators’ Erasure Poems
Published in Art/Research International!
https://t.co/7slLqHEheh
@cbcnews - would love to see a short clip on the last voter in Canada. The person at the back of the longest line (BC?), during a pandemic, who is likely to be the last person in Canada to cast a vote after the election has already been called. What keeps them there?