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Doc101
By Self, Rademaker, and WilliamsEducation
Doc101 episodes
- Episode 29: Liars, Damn Liars, and Statisticians - Part 2We are joined by Natalia Assis and Alia Ammar for more of the discussion on "what you wish you knew when you started the doc program." This is part 2 of a two-part series.
Contact Us:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
29 min - Episode 28: Liars, Damn Liars, and Statisticians - Part 1
We are joined by Natalia Assis and Alia Ammar for a discussion on "what you wish you knew when you started the doc program." This is part 1 of a two-part series.
Contact Us:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
28 min - Episode 27: Living in Two WorldsAna Gomez de Torres joins us for a discussion of navigating the parts of ourselves and our identities in doctoral programs, and the ways in which we discern how we are welcome in specific settings.
Link:
https://www.insidehighered.com/quicktakes/2017/10/11/foreign-students-and-graduate-stem-enrollmentContact Us:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
33 min - Episode 26: A Long Way from HomeIn this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Mei Jiang to discuss the experience of advanced learning in second languages.
Contact Us:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
34 min - Episode 25: The Imposter WithinDr. Jennifer Butcher joins us to discuss the question that arises for all doc students (some more often than others); do I belong here?
Contact Us:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
30 min - Episode 24: Witness the Violence Inherent in the System
We discuss some of the cultural reflexes and misconceptions of productivity in knowledge and creativity work, and how students can best think about being productive on projects like the dissertation.
Contact Us:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
30 min - Episode 23b: A Priori, A Posteriori - Part 2
We discuss the relationship between theory and research design. This is part 2 of the conversation from last episode.
Contact Us:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
20 min - Episode 23a: A Priori, A Posteriori - Part 1
We discuss the relationship between theory and research design. This conversation ran very long, so we split it into two episodes. 23b will be the other side of this conversation.
Contact Us:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
26 min - Episode 22: Speaking TheoreticallyWe discuss the role of theory in inquiry and how best to understand the ways that we use theory to understand the world around us.
Links and Notes:
Bacharach, S. B. (1989). Organizational theories: Some criteria for evaluation. Academy of Management Review, 14(4), 496-515.
Contact Us:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
26 min - Episode 21: DIY Education
We discuss what it means to be a self-directed learner and the real challenges of shifting from a person who is being taught to a person who is teaching themselves.
Links:
Weimer, Maryellen. Learner-Centered Teaching: Five Key Changes to Practice. 2nd ed. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass, 2013.
Contact Us:
Email: Dr. J. Scott Self
Email: Dr. Linnea Rademaker
Email: Dr. Peter Williams
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About Doc101
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A podcast for doctoral students, with special attention to some of the "soft skills" necessary to earn one's degree. New episodes publish every other Monday.