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- The author reflects on how disruptions in their work life, across roles as a researcher, teacher, administrator, and editor, can lead to positive change.
- They analyze the nature of these disruptions and their responses to them, highlighting opportunities for improvement rather than just focusing on difficulties.
- Ultimately, they argue that these disruptions can lead to transformative practices that benefit both individuals and institutions.
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I engage with the impact of disruptions on my work life, and consider the transformative potential that these disruptions offer. I focus on four parts of my life: as a researcher, teacher, administrator and editor. In each, I examine the nature of the disruption and the way I deal with it. I also consider how the present disruption may facilitate a transformation of current practices that lead to a better world at the individual and institutional levels. Rather than lamenting the inconvenience of a crisis, I prefer to celebrate the opportunity to do better.
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