Pedagogies and Methodologies of Organisational Learning in Kazakhstan: The Case of NIS Partner Schools
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| Description: | Drawing on the critical strand of literature on organisational learning (e.g. Driver 2002; McKinlay and Starkey 1998; Messer and Jordan 2008; Niesche 2011 and Thomson 2014) and taking the case of the 35 NIS partner schools, we seek to understand the role of an emerging model of organisational learning in the process of adoption of reform and innovation in Kazakhstan. |
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| Created: | 2015-04-22 12:11 | ||||||||
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| Collection: | Kazakhstan programme open seminar series | ||||||||
| Publisher: | University of Cambridge | ||||||||
| Copyright: | Olena Fimyar, Michael Fordham, Aizhan Omarbekova and Nazira Tuleuova | ||||||||
| Language: | eng (English) | ||||||||
| Keywords: | Pedagogy; Methodology; Organisational Learning; Kazakhstan; NIS Partner Schools; Driver; McKinlay; Starkey; Messer; Jordan; Niesche; Thomson; Nazarbayev; | ||||||||
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| Abstract: | The particular questions we aim to address are: 1) What ideas and views of organisational learning underpin the programme of dissemination of NIS experience?; 2) How (through what methods, tools and platforms including real and online) individual learning of teachers in NIS partner schools is fed into organisational (un)learning?; and 3) How (and whether) contextual factors such as school environment, distance between the NIS main school and the NIS partner schools and so on affect methodologies of dissemination? To address these questions we use documentary, online and interview data on the process of ‘dissemination of Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools’ experience’. |
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