Reflective practice and co-production: Community of Enquiry
25 places are available in this session. Places will be allocated on a first come, first allocated basis.
What is DEEP?
DEEP is a co-production approach to gathering, exploring, and using diverse types of evidence in learning and development using story and dialogue-based methods.
The challenge of co-production
Whilst reflective practice and co-production are widely promoted, making them a reality can be challenging. We all see the world differently and bringing well-intentioned people together to talk can end up leaving everyone feeling frustrated if the conversations do not go well.
Community of enquiry as a method to support co-production
Community of enquiry supports people to explore a topic in a way that is inclusive, yet values and supports reflective disagreement. It helps participants explore a theme or issue and generates the seeds for action.
This session
This half-day session will introduce people to the key principles behind community of enquiry and share how to set-up and facilitate a community. The session is highly interactive, and people will learn from being involved in a community of enquiry within the session.
Who might benefit from the session?The session will benefit people working in social care who are interested in co-production, team building, consultation, and engagement. It will also be useful for trainers who want to help learners from social care engage with topics and issues. Interested researchers will learn a useful method to co-produce research questions.
Further information about the session.
If you would like to find out more about the session, please contact Nick Andrews at: n.d.andrews@swansea.ac.uk
If you would like a copy of the slides before the session to assist with note taking, please contact Gill Toms at: g.toms@bangor.ac.uk