In case you missed this week's webinar: 'From the Individual to the Collective: Narrative and Participatory Approaches to Evaluating Complex Human Systems' with Beth Smith, a recording is now available on the CECAN website: https://lnkd.in/gbusfrN
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If you want to use #selfdeterminationtheory in your #research but don't know how to, I will be offering a live seminar on Instats 29-30 August. In the seminar, you'll learn about SDT's core concepts and recent advancements, methodological approaches including psychometric tools, and how you can apply it to your own research. #motivation #workmotivation
Self-Determination Theory for Research and Interventions - Live-streaming:
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What are the possibilities for transformation in #Development and #DevelopmentStudies? Dr Plaatjie Sebeka proposed some principles to construct a theory of development and development studies of liberation in our last seminar. Watch the seminar replay: https://lnkd.in/dfvRAqB8
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This nifty tool, dubbed “Ouch to Ah-Ha,” helps teachers and administrators find moments that lead to new ideas. Use it to mark what has happened during a pHail (fail) moment on a scale. Learners can then think about why the pHail happened and write that on the bottom of the scale. Is there a link between the size of the pHail and the learning? It's great for summer learning and reflection! Check out the tool here https://bit.ly/4bEeUEA, and share your thoughts with us below.
Check out the "Ouch to Ah-Ha Tool
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