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Showing 1 to 20 of 20 for “"meaningful dialogue"”.

  1. Power relationships and authentic organisational learning : daring to break the silence on meaningful dialogue in policing organisations

    … through to Lukes and Foucault. Notions such as ‘meaningful dialogue’ and ‘liberated learning space’ are introduced as a means to explain the capacity or ‘power to’ question the existing order of things: including the traditional dominant attitudes, beliefs, values and norms in organisations. …

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  2. A Humanizing Pedagogy and Curriculum: Lessons from Chicanx/Latinx Student Testimonios in A High School Ethnic Studies Classroom

    … that sits on three critical pillars: trust, dialogue, and literacy. By building and maintaining trust, engaging in meaningful dialogue, and pushing students to be critical readers of the world around them, teachers can obliterate the confines of the classroom and build an intimate learning …

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  3. Church Sponsored Service Through the Lens of Self Determination Theory: A Case Study

    … The study's ultimate aim was to stimulate meaningful dialogue on the need to reform church structures that foster Christian formation through inherently satisfying, Spirit-empowered ministry. Organizing the data under the SERVE acronym, the researcher concludes with a motivational model of …

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  4. The socio-political influence of rap music as poetry in the urban community

    … addresses an agenda that would stand to spark meaningful dialogue. In Richard Wright's essay, "Introduction: Blueprint for Negro Writing," he explicitly expresses that the untraditional means through which black literature has evolved and is not identical to European-based literature. He also …

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  5. Decolonize Your Diet

    … decolonial framework, the workshop will promote meaningful dialogue around the value of reclaiming one’s cultural inheritance and organizing for social change. Each workshop will discuss the history and cultural significance of an ancestral dish. And through that dish, the event will create a …

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  6. Investigating Mentors' Perceptions Of The Effectiveness Of Using Resiliency-Building Strategies Within An At-Risk Adolescent Intervention Program

    … trust within the relationship, and engendering meaningful dialogue during beginning mentor sessions. Ultimately, this study finds that active listening training can be useful for helping mentors establish the foundation for a quality mentoring relationship, as well as for the use of additional …

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  7. PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE ENERGY LITERACY THROUGH HIGHER EDUCATION FOR THE ARCTIC

    … groups of people to engage into a motivating and meaningful dialogue, learning experience and knowledge application that a sense of regional and global citizenship will require.

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  8. Assessment for learning in higher education

    … learning principles, the thesis proposes that dialogue needs to be seen as the common thread in assessment for learning. By understanding that assessment for learning is about a process that involves meaningful dialogue between 1) tutors and tutors, 2) tutors and learners, 3) learners and peers …

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  9. Diaspora and development? Nigerian organisations in London and their transnational linkages with 'home'

    … to engage these groups in more genuine and meaningful dialogue through which alternative, more cosmopolitan visions of belonging and development can be articulated and pursued.

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  10. Roles and the ethical life.

    … as a platform to bring various traditions into meaningful dialogue.

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  11. Non-automotive manufacturing in the Eastern Cape: a study of the sector's decline and possible policy solutions

    … was conversational, aimed at engaging in a meaningful dialogue with firms and industry representatives. The secondary aim of this thesis is to utilise the information obtained through firm interviews to provide possible targeted policy solutions to address the constraints facing …

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  12. Respect for research subjects: Reality or rhetoric?

    … in research ethics and policy and to begin a meaningful dialogue about the ethics of respect for research subjects. \r\n I begin with a historical analysis of research ethics, focusing on the history of disrespect for research subjects. I argue that the National Commission was responding to …

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  13. The Impact of Arts Education Programmes on Anti-Racist School Practice in the South West of England

    … while, fear of ‘getting it wrong’ prevents meaningful dialogue. My thesis addresses the question, in what ways do arts programmes support anti-racist education in predominantly White areas? This includes two threads. Firstly, I take a critical race theory approach, drawing on Whiteness …

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  14. A qualitative bounded case study on teacher and administrator perceptions of students' adverse childhood experiences in rural, northwest Missouri elementary schools

    … order to collaborate to create a more robust and meaningful dialogue about childhood trauma. These educational discussions may lead to compelling evidence suggesting adjustments in legislation to support children impact by adverse childhood experiences.

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  15. Voices of the invisible: A critical ethnography of youth put at risk in an age of disposability

    … citizenship; (5) students resisted engaging in meaningful dialogue and activities because of their lived reality.</p>

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  16. Investigating the tripartite aspects of transactional distance in a blended multimedia adult literacy programme

    … While empirical research acknowledges that dialogue assumes an important role in mediating the communicative chasm between adult learner and facilitator, how this is mediated through a blended multimedia methodology at ABET L1 , is not clear. This study attempts to investigate some of the …

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  17. The Third Space: The Meeting of Jew and Christian in the Act of Remembering, Restoring, and Reconciling - A Case Study of the Matzevah Foundation

    … they struggle to interact and engage in meaningful dialogue, which could repair the breach and lead to forgiveness and reconciliation. Dialogue bridges the gap between Jew and Christian allowing them to meet in the third space—the liminal space of the Jewish cemetery in Poland. Jews and …

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  18. A model to promote dialogue about sexual health between teenagers and parents/teachers in Vhembe District of Limpopo Province, South Africa

    Dialogue with teenagers about sexual health is of vital importance worldwide especially because of the HIV/AIDS pandemic, increased rates of sexually transmitted infections (STls), high percentage of teenage pregnancies and parenthood and decreased levels of the use of contraceptives among the …

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  19. The Postnational Soundtrack: Defining the Canadian Documentary Film Score Through Identity, Space, and Compositional Practice

    … within this research provide a platform for meaningful dialogue amongst those who seek to bolster the documentary screen-music industry—a discourse relevant for national and international audiences alike. Parties interested in this research may include filmmakers and composers, music …

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  20. Humility in Practice: Examining the Ethical Alignment of Evaluator Values and Reporting

    … and reflexivity; 2) valuing others and meaningful dialogue; 3) openness to learning and revision; 4) ethical and intentional knowledge practices; 5) contextual responsiveness and cultural situatedness; and 6) power consciousness and justice orientation. To explore how these dimensions …

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