The Churnal
Dolores HillThe Churnal sits somewhere between a personal diary and an academic journal, and as the name suggests, will essentially be a place for me to churn over a variety of topics including psychology, wellbeing, culture, creativity, and my own experiences.
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Churning about the chatbots
It’s time for the story of how a group of Year Threes and I ended up having an incredibly interesting (and quite reassuring) discussion about AI and resistance. You are going to have to take me at my word that the conversation is a true sto...
Churning about the youth of today
I recently realised that this is my ninth year working in education, through a combination of teaching assistant work, teacher training, being a full time classroom teacher, and spending 18 months as a supply teacher in a variety of London...
Churning about this year being a lost cause
Hello! You may or may not have noticed but it has been a little while since we last churned together. There’s a whole host of reasons for this. Some are genuinely reasonable (I have had assorted illnesses for the last month, I had a flurry...
Churning about having no new ideas
Hello and Happy New Year!
This piece is about the feeling of missing the boat of your own ideas. That moment you realise that the brilliant invention you and your friends came up with at the pub already exists, or the film you have mentall...
Churning about a new me for the new year
Would this even be a substack written by a millennial woman if it didn’t address the subject of new year’s resolutions, and the opportunities for change, growth, and dread they can inspire? I think not. It also wouldn’t be genuine of me, be...
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I am Dolores: an organisational psychologist, researcher, coach, teacher, churner, and writer of The Churnal. To join me on this journey (churney?), please subscribe and share.
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