Learning, collective comprehension

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In this view of learning, a group process feeds primarily on the merging of perspectives that participants bring with them, and the participants leave with an interpretation of what took place. The resultant interpretations are made from each participant's perspective - recognizing that those perspectives are themselves open-ended structures that evolve under constant reinterpretation during the process and that "individual" perspectives were social artifacts from the start.

Author: gerry

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