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An Indigenous Research Narrative: Ethics and Protocols Over Time and Space
Read about Indigenous research in British Columbia and Peru about “regenerating traditional ecological knowledges.”
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Continue ReadingBeyond Community Engagement: Centering Research through Indigenous Epistemologies and Peoplehood
As part of our February focus on Indigenous and Intercultural Research, we are offering a series of articles from SAGE Journals. In this post, we feature the journal AlterNative.
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Continue ReadingPassion about Research Process (not output!)
My hand trembled with nervousness and anticipation. It was the start of my student research project. My supervisor had talked me through how “by doing X we will learn more about Y” and I was excited to get started.
A decade later when I talk to my own students I sometimes catch myself using another way to frame our work: “if we do X, and it ‘works’, then perhaps we can get into prestigious journal Y”. This is poison for an inquiring mind…
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Continue ReadingResearchers Roles: A Big Picture
Research skills involve more than being about to design and conduct a study.
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Continue ReadingIntegrity: The Most Important Research Practice
A commitment to integrity in all phases of research is essential to credibility for the field, as well as to the researcher.
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Continue Reading2019 Hits: Research Ethics
While some journals are most interesting to those within a discipline, the open access Research Ethics Journal is relevant to researchers across disciplines.
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Continue ReadingEthics and Your Literature Review
November is Academic Writing Month, fondly known as AcWriMo. The AcWriMo focus on MethodSpace is on writing and publishing books. The whole series can be found through this link. We’re pleased to have special guest posts this month from Dr. Helen Kara. You might remember Helen from previous contributions to MethodSpace, including presenting in the Get Creative! Research with […]
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Continue ReadingLearn from Research Cases: Ethics & Research Collaborations
This post from February fits with the discussion about research ethics. Cases are an excellent way to stimulate discussion about ethical questions!
Categories: Data Collection, Focus Series, Instruction, Other, Qualitative, Research Ethics, Research Skills, Supervising and Teaching Research Skills and Roles, Teaching, Tools and Resources
Continue ReadingMentors & Research Ethics
As current or potential mentor, how can you build on your strengths in research ethics? See resources that can help!
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Continue ReadingOpen Access Ethics Resources for Researchers
Independent researcher Dr. Helen Kara recently completed an important new book: Research Ethics in the Real World. She also co-edited a special issue on “New Directions in Qualitative Research Ethics” for the March 2017 International Journal of Social Research Methodology. She generously agreed to share this collection of open access ethics resources with Methodspace readers. You […]
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Continue ReadingLiteracy More than Ethics Missing in Data Science
I swear by Hypatia, by Lovelace, by Turing, by Fisher (and/or Bayes), and by all the statisticians and data scientists, making them my witnesses, that I will carry out, according to my ability and judgement, this oath and this indenture. Could this be the first line of a “Hippocratic Oath” for mathematicians and data scientists? […]
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