Awareness, solidarity, and action: An educational model

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How Extension fosters social change and innovation can be improved through the use of theory-based educational models. Educational models can serve as foundations for the conceptual designs of educational interventions. I describe, using examples from my own work, one such model: the awareness, solidarity, and action model. This three-part model involves the participant's (a) becoming aware of a need for change, (b) developing solidarity with other participants around the actions to be taken, and (c) learning skills to enable action.

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Reichenbach, M. R. (2016). Awareness, solidarity, and action: An educational model. Journal of Extension, 54(3). https://doi.org/10.34068/joe.54.03.08

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