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EDUC 408 COP Metaphor

EDUC 408 COP Metaphor. Dana Nisbett, Roger Dewald, Lacey Farrish, John Vanderveen, Nina Howorun, Jackie Melon & Carrie Roode. A simple square of paper. Separate. Transform. Unite. Blend. Energy – Imagination - Individuality. Respect – Communication - Trust.

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EDUC 408 COP Metaphor

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  1. EDUC 408 COP Metaphor Dana Nisbett, Roger Dewald, Lacey Farrish, John Vanderveen, Nina Howorun, Jackie Melon & Carrie Roode

  2. Asimple square of paper Separate Transform Unite Blend

  3. Energy – Imagination - Individuality

  4. Respect – Communication - Trust

  5. Wenger - Participation & Creation

  6. Wheatley – Working Together http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4_1btFqOjk

  7. Process • Wind guides our group • Group members can change wind speed • “ It is a perspective that locates learning, not in the head or outside it, but in the relationship between the person and the world” (Wenger, 2009, p. 1)

  8. Contributions • Each pedal on the pinwheel represents individual contributions to the COP • “A learning partner is not someone who agrees with you or who even shares your background necessarily.” • Wenger, 2009 • Dis-harmony • If you remove a pedal, or if a pedal is bent out of shape, it has a profound effect on the pinwheel as a whole

  9. Similarities • Common goals • Commitment to lifelong learning • Passionate about helping others • “Learning as the production of identity” (Wenger, 1998)

  10. Differences • Age • Life experiences • Life choices • Interests and hobbies • Religious affiliations • Learning styles (Kolb)

  11. Conflicts • Several potential areas for conflict • Handled conflicts in a professional and respectful manner • The wind represents conflict

  12. Context • Requires both participation and reification • Alignment with the context • We are social participants • Learning is social becoming • Context is inseparable from learning

  13. Key Points • Each panel alone would not create a functioning pinwheel • The wind provides energy to to help make our pinwheel function and spin, providing us with an opportunity to learn and grow

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