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...the enterprise whereby humankind, acting individually or in small or large groups, makes an organized attempt, in cooperation and in competition, by means of To achieve the aim, the following objectives/areas of action are suggested by the Recommendation: ...

.... experience enhances understanding; understanding leads to more effective action.”}} ([https://cft.vanderbilt.edu/guides-sub-pages/teaching-through-communit ...mon intellectual history with organizational development and participatory action research. Service learning is rooted, as well, in the formal and informal s ...

...del and simulation technique that infers the behavior of a system from the action and interaction of individuals. Modeling techniques range from simple and e ...raction of many individuals leads to large-scale outcomes. Understanding a political or economic system requires more than an understanding of the individuals t ...

...t is reached at the epistemic level, concrete plans to operationalise each action and make it reality becomes possible. ...ind sustainable models at all levels – epistemic, legal, social, economic, political, ecologic, infrastructure, etc. Open Education represents an alternative ap ...

...e afraid of being persecuted because of their race, religion, nationality, political views, or because they are part of a certain social group. ...at lead to refugee crises around the world, but often they have to do with political instability, economic inequality, and environmental factors. ...

...e afraid of being persecuted because of their race, religion, nationality, political views, or because they are part of a certain social group. ...at lead to refugee crises around the world, but often they have to do with political instability, economic inequality, and environmental factors. ...

...dealing with ecological issues and/or the natural, such as the formal, the political, the historical, or the social context. [(2)] It is possible to trace the g ...ven theories, in particular experiential settings. An art-work or artistic action that emphasizes its object character as a central theme is especially open ...

...earning]] supported by technology can enhance peer interaction and work in groups, and how collaboration and technology facilitate sharing and distributing o ...des, to finally larger social contexts in which groups interact with other groups to produce learning and create knowledge (Engeström, 2004). The process and ...

...e, with a supporting explanation. A software program translates management action (their decisions) into business results (financial and other reports).}} Du ...ng a digital marketing simulation can include: identifying online consumer groups, producing digital content such as text or images, creating websites, using ...

...relatively simple code books for conversation and asynchronous discussion groups (forum) analysis. De Wever et al. (2006) provide a good overview. ...ique allows to visualize relations and information flows between rôles and groups ...

* [[Fab lab]] (Technical and political overview) ...ing models relating to a balanced diet, the nutritional needs of different groups in society and the factors affecting food choice and how to take these into ...

...ytics and the US Dept. of education report that we shall discuss below are political and like many other constructs in the education sciences "learning analytic A related second important influence was a political will to articulate and measure quality standards in education leading to a ...

...eeking</td><td>Building professional networks, socializing, integration in groups, building trusting relationships</td><td>Cultural identity awareness, cultu ...er, knowledge, rule and symbol system that structures on on hand the human action space, and on the other hand is constructed and altered through the impleme ...