Privilege and equity in health care
I shared the other day the idea the for the privileged equity feels like oppression. It occurred to me that this is in part why […]
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To the privileged equality feels like oppression
“The former oppressors do not feel liberated. On the contrary, they genuinely consider themselves to be oppressed.” (Freire, 2000*, p.57) I have found myself thinking […]
Who are the experts? #hcsm #MedTech #edTech
I am finding a contradiction between my feedback about Ed Tech and my feedback about Med Tech. In the Ed Tech space, I find that […]
Giving voice and face to the illness experience
The other day I had the opportunity to have a conversation with the lovely Bonni Stachowiak for her podcast Teaching in Higher Ed. In the podcast, […]
The ethical use of twitter and blogs in research
A conversation happened on twitter today that began with the question: Do you have ethical concerns about researchers analysing your Tweets w/o your permission? (I […]
What Trump means for academic conferences
One of my first thoughts when I heard that Trump was elected was that it meant much fewer opportunities to hear diverse voices at international […]
Why I hate accessibility rules in online learning
I know, this might be blasphemy, but I really hate it when policies are pushed down that require that all aspects of online learning are […]