Meeting One Sessions

Session 1: Establishing Ourselves as a Learning Community
Session 2: Introducing Practitioner Research
Session 3: Understanding the Issues for Research
Session 4: Clarifying Ideas About Practice
Session 5: What Makes a Good Research Question?
Session 6: Individual and Group Responsibilities

The focus of Meeting One is on the process to identify suitable research questions. The agenda is designed for participants to meet the following objectives:

• Learn about the four main components of the research process.
• Establish a professional learning community.
• Learn about the guiding principles and purposes in practitioner research.
  
• Gain a more thorough understanding of the issues to research.
• Identify a research question that is relevant and researchable.

• An agenda of activities with guidelines for the facilitator
• An outline of the group process with the participant handouts
• Information about homework requirements and research meetings preparations
• Work samples from practitioner research networks
• Research references and resources

References and Resources

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