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understanding of Kolb’s original theory is required, but a return must be made to John Dewey, perhaps the architect of experiential learning, to fully comprehend its importance. In so doing, a fuller appreciation of young people’s experience is acquired, as well as a wider theoretical basis established for existing youth work practice.
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Reflective Practice Meets Youth Work Supervision
www.youthandpolicy.orgThis article identifies the concepts of reflective practice, critical inquiry and action research, then proposes a framework for Reflective Supervisory Practice in a youth work context, and analyzes the benefits of this approach. The framework was developed during a year long National Afterschool Matters Practitioner Fellowship in the U.S. in 2010.
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www.youthandpolicy.orgyouth work is also vulnerable in the Uk, even with such standards in place. There is still a need for greater theorisation and model development, both to refine youth work practice and to provide a basis for critique of youth work policy. The central purpose of this article is to revive interest in youth work theory development, especially
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