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The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing, 2008
Appreciative inquiry, which emphasizes using affirmative questions, can help create a positive environment. J Contin Educ Nurs 2008;39(3):104.
Diane M. Billings, Karren Kowalski
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Appreciative inquiry, which emphasizes using affirmative questions, can help create a positive environment. J Contin Educ Nurs 2008;39(3):104.
Diane M. Billings, Karren Kowalski
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Improving College and University Teaching, 1957
(1957). Inquiry into Inquiry. Improving College and University Teaching: Vol. 5, No. 4, pp. 93-99.
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(1957). Inquiry into Inquiry. Improving College and University Teaching: Vol. 5, No. 4, pp. 93-99.
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2020
This chapter will explore a number of mental health inquiries that took place in the early and mid-1990s. It will argue that the media reporting – particularly that which appeared in tabloid newspapers – had a key role in undermining support for the progressive elements of community care. This is not to diminish the nature of some of the cases that led
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This chapter will explore a number of mental health inquiries that took place in the early and mid-1990s. It will argue that the media reporting – particularly that which appeared in tabloid newspapers – had a key role in undermining support for the progressive elements of community care. This is not to diminish the nature of some of the cases that led
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Journal of Children and Poverty, 2006
The following interview with Dr. Denise Johnston was conducted in October 2005. Dr. Johnston is a child development specialist and the founding director of the Center for Children of Incarcerated Parents, which has served more than 20,000 clients and is staffed almost exclusively by formerly incarcerated parents and children of prisoners.
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The following interview with Dr. Denise Johnston was conducted in October 2005. Dr. Johnston is a child development specialist and the founding director of the Center for Children of Incarcerated Parents, which has served more than 20,000 clients and is staffed almost exclusively by formerly incarcerated parents and children of prisoners.
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Journal of Children and Poverty, 2007
The following interview with Elise Miller, M.Ed., was conducted in December 2006. Ms. Miller is founder and executive director of the national Institute for Children's Environmental Health. As part of the Institute's programs, she serves as the Collaborative on Health and the Environment's (CHE's) national coordinator for the Learning and Developmental
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The following interview with Elise Miller, M.Ed., was conducted in December 2006. Ms. Miller is founder and executive director of the national Institute for Children's Environmental Health. As part of the Institute's programs, she serves as the Collaborative on Health and the Environment's (CHE's) national coordinator for the Learning and Developmental
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The Lancet
Abstract Our epistemic lives are structured around various projects of inquiry. Salience plays a crucial role not only in determining the answers we seek but also in shaping the questions we prioritize. This chapter draws a distinction between ‘thick inquiry’, which involves an active pursuit of knowledge and creates epistemic value ...
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Abstract Our epistemic lives are structured around various projects of inquiry. Salience plays a crucial role not only in determining the answers we seek but also in shaping the questions we prioritize. This chapter draws a distinction between ‘thick inquiry’, which involves an active pursuit of knowledge and creates epistemic value ...
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