The context
This paper arises from community engagement work (under the umbrella of a
psychology sub-discipline called community psychology1) carried out over a period
of years within a higher education institution in UK. The arguments around social
inclusion, learning, widening participation and community cohesion are common
discourses and key sites for ongoing debate (both within the UK and further afield)
Here, I present a particular theoretical stance – communities of practice, which can
help unpack and enrich the discourses above. The paper is structured around the
following concerns. First, a brief outline of communities of practice, which theorises
The contextThis paper arises from community engagement work (under the umbrella of apsychology sub-discipline called community psychology1) carried out over a periodof years within a higher education institution in UK. The arguments around socialinclusion, learning, widening participation and community cohesion are commondiscourses and key sites for ongoing debate (both within the UK and further afield)Here, I present a particular theoretical stance – communities of practice, which canhelp unpack and enrich the discourses above. The paper is structured around thefollowing concerns. First, a brief outline of communities of practice, which theorises
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