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BlogMarch 29, 2021March 29, 2021

Autism and Culture: A Mission of Reflection

This piece is part of the Autism and Culture series, in which researchers at the Faculty of Education carrying out studies relating to autism across the globe reflect on new challenges and exciting opportunities. This series was published in recognition of World Autism Awareness Week 2021, and you can view the rest of the series…

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BlogFebruary 1, 2021January 29, 2021

Liberating the dilemmas of studying and researching education as a young academic

One of the biggest headaches I faced in my first term as a new postgraduate student was thinking to myself: what subject am I actually researching? Many people have attempted and failed to answer this existential question regarding their research identity. While I don’t intend to be able to answer this complex question here, I’ve…

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BlogNovember 30, 2020November 27, 2020

Fieldwork interrupted: On identities, deep breaths, and difficult decisions

We all carry a multiplicity of identities into our research, some of which are closer to the top of our minds at any moment in time. Some identities can’t be set down at any point– my whiteness, my American-ness, my academic home located in a country which once colonised the land on which I work.…

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