Would you resign or still hold on to your position at an academic institution where the are seeming tensions ( eg. academic freedom and controversial issues stemming from teaching subject matter) between yourself and the institution or students?
Subject to what are your personal goals and ambition, it important to make sure that you have good reason to do so or not. As such, it is entirely your personal decision and only you can make that decision at the time that you feel is right. Naturally, having a plan B may always be good option. Set your goals and plan accordingly. Making quick decision may not be the best strategy in long term/ Best wishes.
I would not do so. Why should I run away from the situation? I would rather map up a new strategy to arrest the issue via sound research and dialogue. I am a researcher!
Resigning will not solve the problem. Do a critical discourse analysis on the issue and make necessary adjustments where you fall short.
I agree entirely with your point Prof. D'Sa , particularly the "situational" bit you raised.
For fair ajudication, I will resign for justice to take it course. You can always be reinstated when you are vindicated.
Good to note there's a departure from the popular views thus far. Good point, Dr. Essel.
Dear Dennis Atsu Dake,
It is better to stay and resolve issues with your institution. Like other scholars outrightly suggested. You can only resign if there is a better offer waiting for you somewhere and not because of turbulence and trouble at workplace.
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