This chapter explores how we, Sherie (American) and Monica (Australian), two feminist teacher educators and collaborators, used reflective dialogic exchanges to examine our academic lives during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. The underpinning personal and emotional layers of our wholehearted conversations sit within our robust inter-collegial friendship, which offers us critical support and reminders about the importance of self-care/compassion in our navigation of academic complexities and obligations. The chapter is framed by three of Brene Brown’s ‘wholehearted’ provocations or prompts that we used to explore our respective lived COVID-19 experiences within the broader milieu of contemporary academia. The chapter concludes with insights ...
As schools and universities worldwide tentatively move beyond an initial emergency response to the C...
The authors share pieces of their conversations about teaching in a time of COVID-19 and suggest tha...
Emergencies have a way of changing the orientation of faculty from academic projects to surviving th...
This chapter explores how we, Sherie (American) and Monica (Australian), two feminist teacher educat...
This chapter explores how we, Sherie (American) and Monica (Australian), two feminist teacher educat...
PurposeThis research is situated at a metropolitan university in Melbourne (Australia) where the aut...
Academics in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) faced difficulties during the pandemic when moving...
The paper draws upon autoethnographic accounts from two academic staff in a private higher education...
While the academic identity is often conceived of as a radically individualistic one, particularly i...
The following is a collection of reflections written by six educators ranging from K–Higher Educatio...
Higher education learning and teaching has faced a significant challenge in 2020. The novel coronavi...
COVID 19 or Coronavirus or Corona has undoubtedly affected every facet of life for every citizen of ...
The phenomenon of the Covid-19 lockdown in New Zealand during 2020 enabled two Higher Education (HE)...
A lot of things need to be repaired and a lot of relationships are in need of a knowledgeable mendin...
The junction of the various crises and opportunities precipitated by COVID-19 pandemic is where this...
As schools and universities worldwide tentatively move beyond an initial emergency response to the C...
The authors share pieces of their conversations about teaching in a time of COVID-19 and suggest tha...
Emergencies have a way of changing the orientation of faculty from academic projects to surviving th...
This chapter explores how we, Sherie (American) and Monica (Australian), two feminist teacher educat...
This chapter explores how we, Sherie (American) and Monica (Australian), two feminist teacher educat...
PurposeThis research is situated at a metropolitan university in Melbourne (Australia) where the aut...
Academics in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) faced difficulties during the pandemic when moving...
The paper draws upon autoethnographic accounts from two academic staff in a private higher education...
While the academic identity is often conceived of as a radically individualistic one, particularly i...
The following is a collection of reflections written by six educators ranging from K–Higher Educatio...
Higher education learning and teaching has faced a significant challenge in 2020. The novel coronavi...
COVID 19 or Coronavirus or Corona has undoubtedly affected every facet of life for every citizen of ...
The phenomenon of the Covid-19 lockdown in New Zealand during 2020 enabled two Higher Education (HE)...
A lot of things need to be repaired and a lot of relationships are in need of a knowledgeable mendin...
The junction of the various crises and opportunities precipitated by COVID-19 pandemic is where this...
As schools and universities worldwide tentatively move beyond an initial emergency response to the C...
The authors share pieces of their conversations about teaching in a time of COVID-19 and suggest tha...
Emergencies have a way of changing the orientation of faculty from academic projects to surviving th...