Thank you for another great week of discussion about action research!  This week's discussion will be focused on Chapter 2. Below you will find some specific and general prompts to help guide your thinking.  These are only suggestions.  We welcome your own thinking as well! 
​
Specific prompts to the chapter to possibly consider:

• What connections did you make to Chapter 2?
• Did one or more of the scenarios resonate with you? If so, can you explain why?
• Did this chapter lead you to thinking about your own possible entry point to inquiry, in education or another facet of your life?

General prompts to possibly consider: 

• What was meaningful to you?
• How can you use this in your own practice?
• How does the content connect and apply to your practice?

Thank you!  

​

Thank you for your participation thus far!  We are looking forward to a continued collaborative discussion in which we share our thinking about the text. 

​For week 2, share your thinking about Chapter 1.  After reading the chapter, consider responding to one or more of the following prompts or share your ideas with a general prompt. 

Prompts specific to chapter 1:

• What connections did you make from the Preface and Chapter 1?
• What does it mean to you to approach education with an inquiry stance?
• How do you reflect on your practice, or encourage others to do so?
• After reading the chapter, how might you use the “reflect, connect, and apply” strategy? 

General prompts: 

• What was meaningful to you?
• How can you use this in your own practice?
• How does the content connect and apply to your practice?

Thank you again for your participation! 

Please take a few moments to introduce yourself and share about your understanding and/or experiences with action research. 

We look forward to hearing from you!
​Janice & Meg