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InquiryBased Collaborative Action Model Challenge Negotiatin g Silos The silo effect Is an isolation and lack for connectedness of systems components Leads to the inability of anyone within one silo to see the others ID: 798048

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Interdisciplinary Collaboration Inquiry-BasedCollaborative Action Model

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Challenge

Negotiatin

g

Silos

The silo effect:

Is an isolation and lack for connectedness of systems components.

Leads to the inability of anyone within one silo to see the others.

Results in thwarted communication, potential redundancy, wasted energy, wasted resources, internal competition, limitations on collaboration, and, frustration.

Note:

Assumptions

Promote

Silo Effect

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Help you be Silo Busters

Slide4

Conceptual Framework for SuccessfulTrans-disciplinary Collaboration

Kuban,

2016

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An Inquiry-Based Collaborative Action Model

Gosselin 2015

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Adapted from Friend and Cook, 1996VoluntaryShared Goal Parity

Shared

Responsibility

Shared

Accountability

Shared

Resources

Emergent

Characteristics of Effective

Collaboration

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● Ways of knowing, researching, and valuing are different (Epistemology and Axiology)“You and me, we come from different worlds” Hootie and the Blowfish

Knowledge and Skills Expertise Create Silos

Who are You? With Whom are You Working?

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Policy

Makers

Scientists

Policy

Knowledge

And

Expertise

Content Knowledge

And Inquiry Expertise

“You and me, we come from different worlds”

Hootie

and the Blowfish

Everyone looks at the world differently

Knowledge and Skills Expertise Create Silos

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80%20%●Traditional Academic Focus

●Intrapersonal Skills

AffectiveDomain

Behavioral

Characteristics

●Motivators●Drivers●Values

Iceberg Competency ModelWho are you? With Whom are You Working?

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Adapting for Success is Required by

Everybody on the Team

Who are you? With Whom are You Working?

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Free Assessment!http://bit.ly/RdKOiVWho are you? With Whom are You Working?

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An Inquiry-Based Collaborative Action Model

Gosselin 2015

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Detailed Questions for Collaborative Model

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Questions