NRJE 2022 Virtual Conference: Mapquest: Mapping Research Production, Use, and Circulation in Jewish Education - Zoom

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Arielle Levites, CASJE (she/her)

20:58

alevites@gwu.edu

Susan Huntting

27:27

The article Ari’s referencing:

Susan Huntting

27:33

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/15244113.2019.1639115

Ari Kelman

27:36

thanks Sue!

Susan Huntting

46:14

Sorry I have to go. One addition to research production - we've had a notable increase in JJE article submissions from authors in Israel, some based in universities and some not.

Jon Levisohn

01:03:17

I’ll go on record as saying that, for me, IRB doesn't matter. 🙂

Jon Levisohn

01:03:51

(On the question of what qualifies as research.)

Ari Kelman

01:06:32

@Jon - I agree, excdpt that it does matter, formally (like credentials matter).

Ari Kelman

01:07:21

PRess releases.

Isa Aron

01:07:57

If you want to pursue this further, I would look to the work of Jack Schneider, who has studied educational research that has had outsize influence. He also has (or had) a podcast on this.

Jon Levisohn

01:09:26

https://newvoices.org/2022/06/01/investigation-how-jewish-summer-camps-are-damaging-lgbtq-youth/

Jon Levisohn

01:12:28

I have evidence that my mother does not read my stuff.

Jon Levisohn

01:12:46

Even though I still send her everything.

Ari Kelman

01:13:23

Jon - My mom reads your stuff.

Jon Levisohn

01:13:39

I’ll tell my mom and see whether that makes a difference.

Ari Kelman

01:13:52

Maybe they can be facebook friends.