We have observed the collaborative practices of a group of self-employed health care professionals.
Friday, Republican Texas Governor Greg Abbott showed a sheet pierced with bullet holes from target practice to a group of reporters.
As in previous attacks, Mr. bin Laden also appears to have followed his usual practice of recruiting a group of operatives all but unknown to American intelligence.
The law would take concrete steps toward eliminating the practice of making a group of people subject to heightened scrutiny based on race, ethnicity, religion or national origin.
We defined CoL based on Wenger's definition of a community of practice as a group of people who share an interest for what they do and engage in collaborative learning that creates bonds between them [ 3].
This model is grounded in situated-learning theory (Lave and Wenger, 1991), which proposes that learning involves engagement in a "community of practice," a group of people working on a common problem or endeavor (e.g., addressing a particular research question) and using a common set of practices (e.g., science practices).
A Community of Practice is "a group of people who share an interest in a domain of human endeavour and engage in a process of collective learning that creates bonds between them" (Wenger 2001: 2).
A community of practice is a group of people who share an interest in a domain of human endeavor and engage in a process of collective learning that creates bonds between them: a tribe, a garage band, a group of engineers working on similar problems.
A community of practice is a group of people who share an interest or profession and has the following three components: mutual engagement, joint enterprise, and shared repertoire (i.e., a set of communal resources; Wenger, 1998).
In the middle of band practice, a group of shirtless men stop in midsong to discuss how one of the members has gotten a woman pregnant.
