Learning and teaching for transformation —

A global dialogue exploring relationships between education, participation and social change

This initiative aims to enhance the capacity of institutions of higher learning to develop and deliver effective education programs that contribute to a wider transformation of individuals, institutions and society.

The initiative is of interest to those involved directly in education as collaborators in a mutual learning process, to members of organisations and institutions in partnership with education providers, to policy-makers and those who guide and support teaching and learning throughout the education system. It is especially relevant to those involved in the preparation of individuals for engagement in fields such as development, governance and citizenship, and within sectors that aim to bring about personal and social change.

The dialogue strives for collective ownership, whilst providing a network of support to participation, collaboration and community development across and within all levels of the education system. It advocates forms of learning that are grounded in the principles and practices of participatory development and action research, and seeks to encourage these forms through the sharing and generation of both theory and practice.

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“Transformational learning means to me the understanding of one’s own identity: the steps towards defining this identity and understanding the world.”
(Lucinia, a participant in the LTT dialogue)

Picture: "Community of Light," Candee Basford © 2005
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Produced by the Participation, Power and Social Change Team at IDS, with the Citizenship DRC and Eldis.

Initial funding was provided by DfID.

 

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