Communities of Practice¶
Wenger, E. (1998). Communities of Practice: Learning, Meaning, and Identity. Cambridge University Press.
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Mechanisms¶
- Peer and Steward Connection Circle
- It works on the logic of a community of practice: belonging grows from repeated, low-stakes contact around shared work.
This sourceExplains community of practice as mutual engagement and belonging organized around shared practice.
- It works on the logic of a community of practice: belonging grows from repeated, low-stakes contact around shared work.
- Peer Network
- This is what the literature calls a community of practice — people who deepen a shared craft through ongoing mutual participation.
This sourceCharacterizes a community of practice through mutual engagement, a negotiated joint enterprise, and a shared repertoire developed through participation.
- This is what the literature calls a community of practice — people who deepen a shared craft through ongoing mutual participation.
- Professional Formation
- Its strength is durability: dispositions grown into professional identity over a sequenced pathway survive pressure far better than anything installed in a single sitting, because the whole environment — a genuine community of practice — has been teaching them at every stage.
This sourcePresents learning as social participation in a community of practice through which practice and identity are formed.
- Its strength is durability: dispositions grown into professional identity over a sequenced pathway survive pressure far better than anything installed in a single sitting, because the whole environment — a genuine community of practice — has been teaching them at every stage.
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