Graduate Student Council Division G Fireside Chat. Methodology as the Pursuit of Truth: Exploring Intersections of Critical and (De)Colonial Quantitative, Qualitative, and Mixed-Methods Methodologies

Session Type: Invited Speaker Session

Abstract

The 2023 Division G Fireside Chat will allow its audiences to explore methodological frameworks that aim to address unequal access to educational opportunities and resources. Research methodologies, theories, ethical frameworks, methods, and the onto-epistemologies they encompass, are entry points for researchers to enact justice as praxis. To this end, this panel discussion will allow participants to explore the intersections of critical and (de)colonial quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods methodologies to (re)consider their own methodological ways forward as educational researchers. This session will inspire participants who wish to create a vision of how educational research can emerge more robust, equitable, (de)colonial through a re-imagining of our current methodological landscapes with our panelists.

Sub Unit

• Graduate Student Council

Cosponsor

• Division G - Social Context of Education

Chairs

• Allyson A. Pitzel, Kent State University

• Luimil Negrón, University of Missouri - St. Louis

• Tairan Qiu, University of Houston

• Kyungjin Hwang, University of South Carolina

• Jordana Simmons, Rowan University

• Joyce Koo, University of Maryland

Panelists

• Kakali Bhattacharya, University of Florida

• Blake O'Neal Turner, Marquette University

• Jori N. Hall, University of Georgia