Abstract
Dynamic Ecological Analysis (DEA) is a model of practice which increases a teams’ efficacyby enabling the development of more effective interventions through collaboration and collective reflection. This process has proved to be useful in: a) clarifying thinking and problem-solving, b) transferring knowledge and thinking to significant parties, and c) encouraging critical self-reflective practice and growth within a team of practitioners in the field of special education. Key factors influencing the viability of this process in a team are the diversity of the team, group dynamics and the role of the facilitator/presenter. Through transformative learning, DEA enables practitioners to continually enhance the standard of practice which inturn leads to improved outcomes for learners.
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Hannant, B., Lim, E., & McAllum, R. (2010). A Model of Practice in Special Education Dynamic Ecological Analysis. Kairaranga, 11(2), 28–32. https://doi.org/10.54322/kairaranga.v11i2.236
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