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Caesura Collective is about breaking the cycle of competition and isolation in higher ed and blurring the lines of who gets to create and share knowledge.
With this group we encourage our student & teacher members to take ownership of their learning by creatively reflecting on their interests with other thinkers!
We strongly believe that learning is a lifelong process best enjoyed with friends and colleagues who share a passion for questioning, prodding and probing ideas!

Rae Song
May 5, 20166 min read
Week 2 Starting your article
Reposted from Lost in the Maze of Languages Week 2 Day 1 It is the first day of the week 2. The first day of each week usually requires...


Queen's Park, Friday May 13 4-8PM
May 4, 20161 min read
Caesura Summer Potluck
Hello Caesura friends! The weather is finally nice enough to eat outside, so we are hosting our first Caesura Potluck of 2016 on Friday...


Elizabeth Bolton
May 4, 20165 min read
On Intimate Relationships (with Fiction)
I would call myself a researcher in the field of literature education. I would also call myself a researcher of human relationships....


Nandita Dias
May 3, 20168 min read
The Embodiment of Muslim as Terrorist; A Tool of Colonialism
Particularly post 9-11, the Muslim body has been used to represent terrorism and terrorist activity. In Plugging In #3, I will discuss...


Mimi Masson
May 2, 20167 min read
The Reading & Note-taking Process
Reading and Note-taking is an ongoing process I ponder and re-ponder constantly. I recently spoke to my colleague Shakina Rajendram about...


Rae Song
Apr 29, 20164 min read
Week 1 Designing your plan for writing
(first published May 2015 by Rae Song on Lost in the Maze of Languages) Okay. As I mentioned in the previous post, I’m doing a project...


Mimi Masson & Rae Song
Apr 28, 20162 min read
Publishing Series with Rae Song
A message from Mimi: I met Rae Song at AAAL2016 in Orlando Florida. She is a grad student investigating transnational identity...


Nandita Dias
Apr 27, 20166 min read
Performativity and the Construction of the Muslim Terrorist
Valerie Hey speaks about Judith Butler’s “ideoscape of perfomativity” as “the paradox of identity as apparently fixed but inherently...


meet-up: JUNE 6, 2016, OISE (room 10-200) 1-3PM
Apr 26, 20161 min read
RAD Book Club Bakhtin (2010) The dialogic imagination: Four essays
Our next book is Bakhtin, M. (2010). The dialogic imagination: Four essays (Vol. 1) in which we delve into what is dialogism, multipicity...

Eleonora Maldina & Steven Leigh
Apr 25, 20169 min read
Action Research 101
What is Action Research? AR is research done by practitioners in the contexts where they operate. It is also known as practition- er...


Mimi Masson & Heba Elsherief
Apr 22, 20163 min read
REPOST #5 Ahmed (2014) Willful Subjects
Welcome to Read SO Good! The podcast about foundational texts in language education research. Our mid-semester podcast is on # 5 Sara...

Ivan Lasan & Jessica Lim
Apr 21, 20166 min read
Conversation Analysis 101
What is Conversation Analysis? a research method for analyzing conversation (including both verbal and nonverbal aspects of social...


Mimi Masson & Heba Elsherief
Apr 20, 20161 min read
#8 van Manen (2014) Phenomenology of Practice
Welcome to Read SO Good! The podcast about foundational texts in language education research. Our Spring podcast is # 8 van Manen's...

Marina Antonenko & Tammy Fajardo Dack
Apr 19, 20167 min read
Triangulation 101
WHAT IS TRIANGULATION? “The process of collecting data from several different sources or in different ways in order to provide...


Mimi Masson
Apr 18, 20162 min read
Podcast musings... Intersectionality & Identity
This month's podcasts are all about intersectionality and identity: exploring the roles we play on developing our sensibilities in each...


Anonymous
Apr 17, 20163 min read
Weathering the storm
I have always been someone who gets nervous when I’m not doing well. And the first few years of teaching, I don’t think I’ve done well. ...

Ahmed Kandil
Apr 15, 201610 min read
Corpus Linguistics 101
What is a corpus (plural: corpora)? “A collection of naturally occurring examples of language, consisting of anything from a few...


Mimi Masson
Apr 14, 20161 min read
Comparison between Cultural Historical Activity Theory, Actor-Network Theory and Complexity Theory
Last summer, I was looking into these 3 theories as prime candidates to examine the relationships and the evolution of the relationships...


Mimi Masson & Heba Elsherief
Apr 12, 20161 min read
REPOST #4 Goldstein (2003) Teaching & Learning in a Multilingual School
Welcome to Read SO Good! The podcast about foundational texts in language education research. For some summer fun discussion, we bring...


Mimi Masson
Apr 11, 20163 min read
Representing stories
I am now learning how to work with narrative inquiry method. In it, I must create a narrative of my participant’s life story as part of...
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