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Figure 3.1.  Theoretical Framework for PALAR (Zuber-Skerritt, Kearney, & Fletcher,

               2015, p. 110, as cited in Zuber-Skeritt, 2015)



                       Figure  3.1  shows  that  the  center  focus  is  on  participatory  action  learning  and  action

               research (PALAR), a conceptual integration of lifelong action learning and participatory action


               research. PALAR is conceived as a philosophy, a methodology, a theory of learning, and as a

               facilitation process for community engagement.



                       PALAR can be instrumental in pursuit of social justice and is well suited for beginner

               researchers and pros interested in researching and improving their own practice. (Zuber-Skerritt,

               2018).  PALAR  can  be  instrumental  in  pursuit  of  social  justice  and  is  well  suited  for  both


               experienced and beginning researchers interested in researching and improving their own practice.


                       The PALAR framework is the basis for a generic program design, structure, and content,


               and for processes of learning, teaching, assessment, evaluation, and leadership development. It is

               a systemic and systematic program on how to design, justify, conduct, evaluate, write, and publish


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