Fresh from a session on “Social innovation” (with a useful PhD writing interlude) I went to “What is… Policy Document Analysis?” These “what is…” events are put on by the methods@manchester folks.Sometimes ‘sage on the stage followed by q and a’ is okay. This was one of those occasions. Imma bullet point it, (#wearealldeadalongtime) Documents... Continue Reading →
Barriers to Social Movement (reflective) Learning. Burblings
There are so many reasons we don't DO reflective learning. We live in our habits/routines/comfort zone (as as Charles Duhigg points out, habits can be Good things) Time (lack thereof) Energy (exhaustion) It's difficult to reflect. We get little or no training. It's not something we are encouraged to do in school. It's far more... Continue Reading →