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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Dynamics of collaboration"”.
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Learning to collaborate : lessons from the design studio
This thesis examines the dynamics of collaboration within the architectural design studio by focusing on the basic elements of group interaction (Commitment, Conflict, Communication, the Collaborative Process and the Role of the Critic), as they apply to both the process and products of …
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The dance of many partners: A case study of interorganizational collaboration in the social services sector
This thesis is a case study of interorganizational collaboration Qualitative methods facilitated reports of 25 participants’ experiences of a collaborative planning process to restructure children's social services in London, Ontario (Canada). The purpose of this study was to explore and describe …
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"Right People, Right Place, Right Time": Exploring the Creation of Synergy within the EnRiCH-Québec City Partnership
… research (CBPR) is one strategy that consists of engaging community stakeholders from various sectors to pool their expertise and resources in addressing health and social issues holistically. The literature indicates that the effectiveness of partnerships, such as those established within CBPR …
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Teachers and teaching assistants working together : collaboration, support and inclusion in a secondary school
… to explore what is 'special' about the notion of collaborative support, namely the way adults work together to support the academic and social inclusion of those children who are labelled as having difficulties in learning, in one secondary school. In particular, it has focused on teachers and …
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LAICITÀ DELLA REPUBBLICA E PROGRESSO SPIRITUALE DELLA SOCIETÀ
… work moves is that the “spiritual progress of society”, as the collective projection of a multiplicity of instances of conscience, can condition the evolution of legal systems, which, before being systems of rules of conduct, constitute “sets of values of human action deriving from a common …