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Practice and Group Learning

Paul Hager
- 15 May 2014 - 
- Vol. 46, Iss: 6, pp 584-599
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In this paper, the authors outline and discuss some plausible examples of group learning and various principles and issues that surround the notion of Group Learning are identified and discussed and further elaborated in the context of a detailed discussion of practice theory.
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Although learning has always been a central topic for philosophy of education, little attention has been paid to the notion of group learning. This article outlines and discusses some plausible examples of group learning. Drawing on these examples, various principles and issues that surround the notion of group learning are identified and discussed. These principles and issues are then further elaborated in the context of a detailed discussion of practice theory and its relevance for thinking about group learning and group practice.

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