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  1. Can we decolonise our doctoral training (wonkhe.com/blogs/can-we-decolo as well as the comments)?

    "When we teach mentoring and coaching skills, we may tell participants to *adopt a paused speech pattern for effective listening*. However, for some cultural backgrounds and ethnicities, reflective pauses in conversation can be perceived as uncertainty, hostility or even rudeness."

    Thinking of this also in relation to #MultiLingualism #TransLingualism in #AcWri practices #DoctoralWriting

    Should we?

  2. Can we decolonise our doctoral training (wonkhe.com/blogs/can-we-decolo as well as the comments)?

    "When we teach mentoring and coaching skills, we may tell participants to *adopt a paused speech pattern for effective listening*. However, for some cultural backgrounds and ethnicities, reflective pauses in conversation can be perceived as uncertainty, hostility or even rudeness."

    Thinking of this also in relation to #MultiLingualism #TransLingualism in #AcWri practices #DoctoralWriting

    Should we?

  3. Can we decolonise our doctoral training (wonkhe.com/blogs/can-we-decolo as well as the comments)?

    "When we teach mentoring and coaching skills, we may tell participants to *adopt a paused speech pattern for effective listening*. However, for some cultural backgrounds and ethnicities, reflective pauses in conversation can be perceived as uncertainty, hostility or even rudeness."

    Thinking of this also in relation to #MultiLingualism #TransLingualism in #AcWri practices #DoctoralWriting

    Should we?

  4. Can we decolonise our doctoral training (wonkhe.com/blogs/can-we-decolo as well as the comments)?

    "When we teach mentoring and coaching skills, we may tell participants to *adopt a paused speech pattern for effective listening*. However, for some cultural backgrounds and ethnicities, reflective pauses in conversation can be perceived as uncertainty, hostility or even rudeness."

    Thinking of this also in relation to #MultiLingualism #TransLingualism in #AcWri practices #DoctoralWriting

    Should we?

  5. Can we decolonise our doctoral training (wonkhe.com/blogs/can-we-decolo as well as the comments)?

    "When we teach mentoring and coaching skills, we may tell participants to *adopt a paused speech pattern for effective listening*. However, for some cultural backgrounds and ethnicities, reflective pauses in conversation can be perceived as uncertainty, hostility or even rudeness."

    Thinking of this also in relation to #MultiLingualism #TransLingualism in #AcWri practices #DoctoralWriting

    Should we?