Titlebook: Critical Voices in Science Education Research; Narratives of Hope a Jesse Bazzul,Christina Siry Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 20

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d humanist science, as well as get a sense of our ethical orientation; what we are doing right here and now, the places and faces of where we teach and live. In the process we hope to “be” where we stand and take a risk together.

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uestions, surface issues, and highlight voices. In so doing, I also invite others in to create space for their own concerns, tensions, and wonderings about the field. Throughout, I raise questions about how we engage in social justice work in light of the gatekeeping represented in the poem.