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== Themen == | == Themen == | ||
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*AR for unity and | *AR for unity and diversity | ||
*AR for coping with the challenges of a knowledge society | |||
*AR and workplace cultures | *AR and workplace cultures | ||
*AR in curriculum development, school development, networking and system intervention | *AR in curriculum development, school development, networking and system intervention | ||
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Konferenz: Collaborative Action Research Network (CARN2011).
Wien, Österreich.
Internet: Collaborative Action Research Network
Termin: 04. - 06. November 2011
Kurzbeschreibung
Bringing a different world into existence
The Collaborative Action Research Network (CARN) was founded in 1976. Since that time it has grown to become an international network drawing its members from educational, health, social care, commercial, and public services settings. CARN aims to encourage and support action research projects (personal, local, national and international), accessible accounts of action research projects, and contributions to the theory and methodology of action research. In line with the tradition, we would like to invite academics and practitioners by welcoming a diverse range of contributions, no matter what stage the research is at (from initial ideas through to completed reports and papers). There will also be opportunities to consider methodological issues.
Themen
Indicative Themes:
- AR for unity and diversity
- AR for coping with the challenges of a knowledge society
- AR and workplace cultures
- AR in curriculum development, school development, networking and system intervention
- AR in teacher education and professional development
- AR and Participatory Research in fields of social work
- AR in science education, environmental education/education for sustainable development
- AR in palliative care and in nursing homes
- AR in health promotionAR and community development
- AR methodology and methods
Programmkomitee
Keynote speakers
- Peter Posch, University of Klagenfurt, Austria
- Theme: Action Research as a Trigger for Innovations
- Herbert Altrichter, University of Linz, Austria
- Theme: Action Research as a Trigger for Innovations
- Ingo Eilks, University of Bremen, Germany
- Theme: Action Research and Science Education
- Katherine Froggatt, Lancaster University, England
- Theme: Action Research and Palliative Care