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What is Collaborative Inquiry

Handbook of Research on Workforce Diversity in a Global Society: Technologies and Concepts
A systematic process of action and reflection adopted by co-learners to investigate an agreed upon and meaningful topic or question (Ospina, El Hadidy, & Hofmann-Pinilla, 2008).
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A Collaborative Inquiry: Raising Cross-Cultural Consciousness
Diversity Divas (Diversity Divas1Teachers College, Columbia University, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-1812-1.ch006
Abstract
This chapter describes a Collaborative Inquiry (CI) process as experienced by six diverse female participants in a doctoral program. The focus of the inquiry was to deepen individual and group cross-cultural understanding, and to show how holistic learning can be promoted through integrating multiple ways of knowing and spirituality within a multicultural context. The purpose of this chapter is to provide the readers with sufficient information to apply CI in their practice and build on the research presented here. To meet this goal, the authors describe how CI has the potential to foster transformational learning and discuss the relationship between transformational learning, informational learning, global competencies, developmental capacity, and the paradoxical nature of diversity work. Lastly, the chapter ends with recommendations for creating a CI process that supports deep learning and change, and potential topics for future research.
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Promoting Mediated Collaborative Inquiry in Primary and Secondary Science Settings: Sociotechnical Prescriptions for and Challenges to Curricular Reform
A default organizational form for learning strategies developed form a social-constructivist framework; inquiry is what drives learning, and inquiry is always a collaborative effort.
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Developing Literacy Knowledge Through Active Learning in an Online Graduate-Level Course
A process through which individuals come together to examine issues and practices and problem-solve in a systematic way to promote student learning.
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Co-Teaching to Develop Reform-Based Practices in Mathematics: Classrooms as Shared Spaces for Teacher Learning
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Reflective E-Learning Pedagogy
It is the active quest for meaning. It involves a process of asking questions, investigating, and making decisions to solve them as a way of exploring the world. This may take many different forms. As a pedagogical term, it includes various instructional models and approaches to facilitate higher-order thinking skills, using collaborative inquiry as a main conduit. As a more generic term, it involves critical reflections by learners themselves on their learning.
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The Power of Collaborative Inquiry and Metaphor in Meeting the Health Literacy Needs of Rural Immigrant Women: A Case of Parent Education
Inquiry ‘with’ rather than ‘on’ people, emphasizing the active engagement of participants as fully engaged collaborators who participate in determining the goal, direction and process of the inquiry.
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