Sunday, 19 March 2017

Metamorphosis

This is what the world looks like after reading Bertrand Russell...

Friday, 17 March 2017

Creativity during the Soviet era

Democratic leadership?

Democratic leadership is only possible in complete absence of power

My first blogs...: Academic Mumbo Jumbo

My first blogs...: Academic Mumbo Jumbo:             It can be very tempting [for the beginning researcher] to draw a neat line and ‘position’ oneself on one side of the debate,...

Academic Mumbo Jumbo



            It can be very tempting [for the beginning researcher] to draw a neat line and ‘position’ oneself on one side of the debate, with all the implications that the positioning may have for the process and purposes of research and for the way the researcher’s identity is defined. But this neat positioning, especially when it happens very early in the process of becoming an educational researcher, carries the risk of foreclosing creative opportunities for research and of freezing identities into an artificial landscape of paradigmatic and disciplinary crevasses. In many cases, coherence and depth of thought, coupled with a degree of irreverence, may enable more fulfilling research experiences and more interesting contributions to research conversations than strict and deferential paradigmatic loyalty. (Punch and Oancea, 2014)

Just a thought...

“It’s only after you’ve stepped outside your comfort zone that you begin to change, grow, and transform.” 
― Roy T. Bennett