Inhoudsopgave Performance requirement (HB 514) 1 blz. 2 Define the similarities (and differences) between the action research process and coaching process. Performance requirement (HB 514) 2 blz. 7 Define and discuss the similarities and differences in the role of adult educator and researcher. Performance requirement (HB 514) 3 blz. 10 Define and discuss the core process of action research: the process of reciprocal adequation. Performance requirement (HB 514) 4 Discuss the important criterion of verification: empowerment.
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Performance requirement (HB 514) 5 blz. 15 List and discuss the new insights, concepts and methodological devise and experiences of the empowering form of action research. Performance requirement (HB 514) 6 blz. 18 Comment on the concepts of mutual adequacy and empowerment in terms of the symmetrical and asymmetrical aspects of mutual adequacy. Performance requirement (HB 514) 7 blz. 20 Comment on the concepts of mutual adequacy and empowerment in terms of power. Performance requirement (HB 514) 8 Comment on the concepts of mutual adequacy and empowerment.
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Performance requirement (HB 514) 9 blz. 26 Comment on the concepts of the relationship between mutual adequacy and empowerment. Performance requirement (HB 514) 10 Comment on the concepts of the contextuality (dependency) of both concepts.
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Performance requirement (HB 514) 12 blz. 31 Discuss the ethics of action research in terms of the ethics of mutual responsibility and in terms of the concept of normative professionalisation. Performance requirement (HB 514) 13 blz. 34 Discuss the methodological aspects of action research: - the stages of the research process - the meaning structure and the normative framework - the joints of researcher and client: co-operation - reasonableness versus rational analysis Performance requirement (HB 514) 14 blz. 37