Co-operative Inquiry: Difference between revisions

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= A form of Participatory Inquiry, reflecting the Participatory Turn in Research

For full treatment: see Cooperative Inquiry

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+'''= A form of [[Participatory Inquiry]], reflecting the [[Participatory Turn in Research]]'''
-= A form of [[Participatory Inquiry]], reflecting the [[Participatory Turn in Research]]
+For full treatment: see [[Cooperative Inquiry]]
-=Description=
-David Hiles:
-"Co-operative inquiry is Heron’s basic research tool for a participatory inquiry paradigm.
-“In co-operative inquiry the exclusive roles [. . of researcher and subject] are
-replaced by a co-operative relationship of bilateral initiative and control, so that all
-those involved work together as co-researchers and as co-subjects”. . “This is not
-research on people, but research with people” (Heron, 1998, p. 234).
-“Co-operative inquiry . . involves two or more people researching a topic through
+[[Category:Facilitation]]
-their experience of it, using a series of cycles in which they move between this
-experience and reflecting together on it” (Heron, 1998, p. 235).
-This participatory approach to research, adapts the action research model, involving
-repeated cycling through four steps:
-* Step 1: Agreeing, planning and devising a focus of inquiry
-* Step 2: Action phase – observing and recording experiences
-* Step 3: Reflection – immersion engagement with experience
-* Step 4: Evaluation – sharing, reframing, validating, for the next cycle."
-=Source=
-- Participatory Perspectives on Counselling Research. By DAVID HILES: Summary of paper presented at NCCR Conference, Newport, November 22, 2008.
-[[Category:Research]]
-[[Category:Relational]]
-[[Category:Science]]

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