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My second goal is to support our members in their need for colleagueship and professional empowerment.
According to Judith Warren Little, a professor at the University of California's Graduate School of Education, teachers are more likely to engage intellectually, socially and emotionally with ideas, materials and their colleagues when professional development accounts for teachers' experiences and work contexts; when it considers teachers as not just consumers of knowledge, but also as practitioners engaged actively in inquiry; and when it aims for professional growth through colleagueship.
The bonds of colleagueship and friendship among investigators are treasures gained well beyond the nursing science impacted by the CRCHC.
 
 
 
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