Learning Circles, Underpinned by Dadirri

IF 1.1 3区社会学 Q2 ANTHROPOLOGY Field Methods Pub Date : 2023-05-30 DOI:10.1177/1525822x231176167

Tamara Holmes

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Abstract

This short take presents the process of a learning circle, underpinned by Dadirri (Ungunmeer-Baumann 1988). This method was used for the purposes of critical reflective practice and data collection activity with non-Indigenous participants. Dadirri is a First Nations (Australian) term for “deep listening.” The learning circle research occurred with social and welfare workers in a regional health service. We found, through privileging Indigenous knowledges in the activity, that this method can enable a generation of learnings and critical reflection and assist workers to apply theory to practice. This method can also be used as a data collection tool to evaluate these aims.

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以Dadirri为基础的学习圈

这段简短的视频展示了Dadirri (Ungunmeer-Baumann 1988)支持的一个学习循环过程。该方法用于非土著参与者的批判性反思实践和数据收集活动。Dadirri是第一民族(澳大利亚)的术语，意思是“深度倾听”。学界的研究对象是某地区卫生服务机构的社会福利工作者。我们发现，通过在活动中赋予土著知识特权，这种方法可以使一代学习和批判性反思，并帮助工人将理论应用于实践。这种方法也可以用作评估这些目标的数据收集工具。

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