PEDAGOGY
AS METHODOLOGY
My pedagogy scholarship examines teaching as a central site of qualitative methodology, exploring how researchers teach, mentor, and sustain qualitative inquiry amid political pressure, institutional precarity, and methodological conformity. Across this work, I treat the methods classroom as a space of theory-building, ethical formation, and creative disruption. My recent writing on artful pedagogy explores how relationality, embodiment, and play can nurture critical judgment and sustain emerging qualitative inquirers.

Teaching in Precarious Times
Jordan, L. S., (2026). Yet again, precarious: Teaching research methods in times like these (and every other). Teaching Educational Research Methods, 1(1), 1-10. https://doi.org/10.5149/term.3425
Teaching/Learning with AI
Smirnova, D. S. & Jordan, L. S., (2026). Teaching and learning with AI: Reflections and uncertainties. Teaching Educational Research Methods, 1(1), 1-9. https://doi.org/10.5149/term.3446


Teaching Critical Whiteness and Critical Methods
Jordan, L.S. (2023). Integrating qualitative inquiry and critical whiteness in psychology research methods courses. Teaching of Psychology, 50(2), 112-118. https://doi.org/10.1177%2F00986283211056886
Artful Pedagogy
Jordan, L. S., Mitchell, M. K., & *Gonzalez-Pliss, A. (accepted). Cultivating criticality through artful pedagogy
