Thread by @n_crozier

In the month of July, I did a LOT of writing. A lot as in, I wrote over 20,000 words worth of blog posts (thanks, grad school!).

I was so busy writing, that I didn't have a whole lot of time to share. So here's a thread of all the things I wrote✍️

Under the umbrella of my Grad School Uncovered project, I wrote about my 3-week intensive grad school experience every single day (well, almost). If you're curious about grad school, this one is for you. #gradschooluncovered #sacdn #sagrad

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I "grew up" as a science student, so felt a lot of resistance when we started talking about research methods that were less black and white, such as autoethnography. It made me think differently about generalizability and bias.

nicolecrozier.ca/2019/07/06/res…

We all talk a lot about best practices. But we talk a lot less about the fact that how you implement the practice matters.

There’s a difference between doing something, and doing something with quality.

nicolecrozier.ca/2019/07/06/the…

I read a paper about Twitter and professor credibility, and boy did I have a lot of thoughts. (Does that surprise anyone?)

nicolecrozier.ca/2019/07/08/ill…

Inspired by @hameed_sania and @akeisha09's privilege backpack article on @SA_exchange, I wrote about privilege in online spaces (because, in case you weren't sure, that exists). #sacdn

nicolecrozier.ca/2019/07/13/pri…

Since many of my classmates were just getting started on Twitter, I wrote about how Twitter has been a huge part of my professional journey... and how building a PLN takes patience!

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If you're looking for Indigenous books to read, I had 5 suggestions of books that were extremely enlightening for me.

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I was super excited about this one- it's the first time I've written about UVic's Pre-Arrival Program! We read an article about Indigenizing online learning in class, and I found so many links to the choices we had made. #sacdn #sachat

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"We sit up on our pedestals and think we know everything."

I couldn't get that line from the movie Kitchen Stories out of my brain... so I wrote about how research can often be quite colonial.

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And finally, I started thinking about my overarching research question, and exploring what my final project might look like. It's still a year away, but I am sooo excited for this. #sacdn #sagrad

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