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Work-based Learning 3
https://doi.org/10.34074/scop.6003
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– Date of Publishing: 2022
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James Harrison,
Martin Andrew
- Capability and the Professional Practice Mentor
Martin Andrew,
Mawera Karetai
- Bricolage as a Method in Professional Practice
Christiaan Bredenkamp,
Shehan Anjana,
Dani Mao,
Marianne Cherrington
- Engagement and Impact of Green Office Toitū
Sandy Geyer
- The Phenomenon of the Working Around Entrepreneur Through COVID-19 in New Zealand and South Africa
Steve Henry,
Ana Rangi,
Deane Patterson,
Karen Hocking,
Steve Jennings,
Rebbecca Page
- Reflections on the Value of a Learner Forum in a Master of Professional Practice Programme
Margy-Jean Malcolm,
Samuel Mann,
Deane Patterson
- Building a Culture of Everyday Inquiry, Learning and Adaptation
Samuel Mann,
Margy-Jean Malcolm
- Principles for Educational Innovation – A Developmental Evaluation Perspective
Ray O’Brien
- Antifragile Learning: Black Swans to Green Swans
Leigh Quadling-Miernik
- Starting the Doctorate: Learnings from the Journey so Far
Jan Hendrik Roodt,
Steve Henry,
Thomas Iskov,
Lis Montes de Oca,
Ginger Grant,
Anju Kakkar
- Learner Agency: Investigating Perspectives from New Zealand, Denmark and Canada
Martin Andrew,
Anne Alkema,
Sandy Geyer ,
Claire Goode,
Steve Henry,
Vicki Rangitautehanga Murray,
Robert Nelson,
Bonnie Robinson,
Jeremy Taylor
- Horns of Dilemmas: Doctoral Learners Share Their Work-Arounds
Martin Andrew
- 'Covid Made Me Do It': Narratives of Pivoting in Research
Jan Hendrik Roodt
- Editorial: Working Around and Work-Arounds in Complex Times
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