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Category Archives: Time Management
Prepping for Qualitative Data Collection
I have just spent the entire day finalizing my interview schedule for the qualitative component of my study. I had already completed some preliminary questions, but true to form it took much longer than anticipated. I am looking forward to … Continue reading
Squirgly
I am not sure that “squirgly” is a word, but it aptly describes today. My day went in many directions but few of them were planned!! I spent a good amount of time with a librarian trying to gain access … Continue reading
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Many Hats
Today I wore several different hats and I managed to switch gears fairly seamlessly. In the morning I reviewed two Competency Development Portfolios (CDPs) and summarized some themes. The CDP is a synopsis of learning and development acquired throughout the doctoral … Continue reading
Weekend Chillax
It has been a unpredictable few weeks. I had to head home unexpectedly last weekend due to some family matters. Fortunately, the situation has improved. I have been on vacation this week, but unfortunately there was some unexpected news at … Continue reading
The Difference Is The Detail
I have spent most of today writing up my new research methodology plan. It has been a useful exercise and I am about 50% complete. I hope to complete the remaining portion next week and solicit feedback from my supervisors … Continue reading
Wearing Two Hats
I am still grappling with how much I need to learn and do!! Also, at times I am feeling frustrated that I have very interesting data to analyze but cannot proceed. The reality is that I have completed overestimated my quantitative skill-set … Continue reading
Building Quantitative Muscle
I have had a very full and productive week, both with work and research. I finished the final workshop of a 4-part SPSS series. This last workshop focused on regression. I was really pleased at the degree that I was able to “keep up” and … Continue reading
Optimizing Resources
I am at the library and feeling quite zonked. Once again, I think I have overestimated my capacity to be productive! There has been a fair bit of travel of late, for research, personal and work reasons. First Henley, and … Continue reading
It All Adds Up….
I am on the train returning home after a lovely visit with my family in Ottawa. We all played a role in a charity golf tournament which was a great deal of fun. Suffice it to say I did not get … Continue reading
Time Very Well Spent
Yesterday evening I returned from a 6 day trip to Henley. The focus of my trip was to participate in a colloquium, but I also had several meetings with other researchers and professors. Overall, it was an amazing visit!! My … Continue reading