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Not just talk: Individual and institutional critical factors affecting knowledge production from systematic cooperative inquiry groups.
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Not just talk: Individual and institutional critical factors affecting knowledge production from systematic cooperative inquiry groups./
作者:
Alcantara, Lucia Antonia.
面頁冊數:
238 p.
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Adviser: Lyle Yorks.
Contained By:
Dissertation Abstracts International70-02A.
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Business Administration, Management. -
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9781109042047
Not just talk: Individual and institutional critical factors affecting knowledge production from systematic cooperative inquiry groups.
Alcantara, Lucia Antonia.
Not just talk: Individual and institutional critical factors affecting knowledge production from systematic cooperative inquiry groups.
- 238 p.
Adviser: Lyle Yorks.
Thesis (Ed.D.)--Teachers College, Columbia University, 2009.
This comparative qualitative case study identifies and explores the critical factors related to individual and institutional involvement in systematic cooperative inquiry groups; and how their engagement impacts the knowledge production process. Four distinct cases were analyzed and compared as a means to elucidate and explore the tensions and dynamics operating at the margins of the relationships between the research sponsor, co-inquirers and co-facilitators. This study increased the prevailing research perspective by enlarging the aperture to include myself as researcher, the institution sponsoring the systematic cooperative inquiries, cooperative inquiry as a method, and practices associated with the process of actualizing systematic cooperative inquiry groups.
ISBN: 9781109042047Subjects--Topical Terms:
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The tensions and dynamics identified were analyzed within, and across the four cases. Cooperative inquiry, adult learning, and transformation theory literatures were studied to form an appreciation of inherent political and practical dimensions. Philosophical foundations of cooperative inquiry were utilized as a platform to frame an understanding of practices and theories in use. The findings identified critical factors, management strategies and practices, and distinctive characteristics of systematic cooperative inquiry groups.
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