Although I don’t have plans to pursue a Ph.D. in the near future, I’m eager to stay active in academia. As an English teacher, I regularly attend conferences to share insights on qualitative data analysis through MAXQDA. Looking ahead, I'm exploring ways to deepen my involvement—maybe by publishing on my research techniques, collaborating on interdisciplinary projects, or joining conference committees.
If anyone has ideas or knows of opportunities to contribute to workshops, especially around qualitative analysis, I’d love to connect!
I recently completed my Ph.D. and am just starting my journey into publishing academic papers. I believe that you don't necessarily need a Ph.D. to make meaningful contributions to academia. I’ve been using MaxDQA to analyze my research, and I’ve found it to be an invaluable tool. I’m eager to connect with others in the field to exchange ideas and insights. Let’s collaborate and inspire each other!
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Khaled Alostath We are excited to invite scholars from around the globe to collaborate on our research article titled "Disharmony in the Implementation of Religious Education Policies for Students Adhering to Indigenous Beliefs in Indonesia."
The draft of our article is ready, and we are now seeking an international co-author to join us as a second author. This collaboration offers a unique opportunity to address a critical educational policy issue from a cross-cultural perspective, enriching the depth and impact of the research.
We would like to highlight that there are no fees associated with this collaboration. You will be credited as the second author in the publication, and we welcome your insights to further broaden the scope and reach of this work.
If you are interested in contributing to this research or have any questions, please feel free to get in touch. We look forward to a fruitful and meaningful collaboration.
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