Because of your privileged position, are you missing out vital information? The other day I was talking with my friend while eating breakfast. We were talking about the Gay Pride March which was on the following weekend and how I … Continue reading →
If you have even started a conversation with me, or with someone else who has a communication difficult, and wondered how to best keep the conversation going without feeling awkward in understanding what is being said, this video is for … Continue reading →
by
Darryl James Sellwood
Thesis
Submitted to Flinders University
for the degree of
Doctor of Philosophy
Well, yes I have just moved homes. For the past five days or so I moving things from the old site to the new site.
I am talking about my email and this website. The hosting company, where my … Continue reading →
About three weeks ago I submitted my PhD thesis. A six-year piece of work. It has been a full-on experience with its struggles, yet we got there. I won’t say much about the thesis at moment as it is with … Continue reading →
Yesterday was a work day and was a break from writing my PhD thesis. I had two speaking engagements. One at Flinders University and another an hour later at UniSA. Yes, I was putting my trust in the cabs being … Continue reading →
I am pretty slack with writing blog posts. My last post was at the beginning of the year and now it’s April!
The past week I was thinking I should to start writing short blog entries, yet having to … Continue reading →
A New Year.! Yet a very clear goal! A look back over some of my blog entries I noticed I started my PhD journey by writing that I would write about it on the way through. Well, I probably … Continue reading →
This past week I have started to write the methodology chapter of my thesis again. It has been a document that I have been throwing stuffed into from other pieces I have wrote along the way, such as ethics applications … Continue reading →
Today I was scrolling through my Facebook feed when this article come up and I thought it would be an interesting read, given the topic of my PhD. As the article states, we whom have disabilities generally receive assistance … Continue reading →