Articulation: a concept supporting alliances in education.
Katz Ef
Abstract
Katz Ef
Abstract
Educators have come to use the concept of articulation as a framework and supporting theory from which collaborative, cooperative, and coordinating activities can be rationally planned and implemented. This article describes the concept of articulation and a three-year research effort that culminated in two model sites that used articulation as a force for collaborative change. A plan for future articulation of allied health education is also suggested.
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Educators have come to use the concept of articulation as a framework and supporting theory from which collaborative, cooperative, and coordinating activities can be rationally planned and implemented. This article describes the concept of articulation and a three-year research effort that culminated in two model sites that used articulation as a force for collaborative change. A plan for future articulation of allied health education is also suggested.
Key concepts: Articulation (sociology), Plan (archaeology), Psychology, Sociology, Pedagogy, Knowledge management, Political science, Computer science