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    Journal of Education (University of KwaZulu-Natal)

    On-line version ISSN 2520-9868Print version ISSN 0259-479X

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    WINBERG, Chris; GARRAWAY, James  and  WRIGHT, Jennifer. A systematic review of the literature on change laboratory interventions: Lessons from Africa. Journal of Education [online]. 2023, n.92, pp.206-227. ISSN 2520-9868.  https://doi.org/10.17159/2520-9868/i92a12.

    Change laboratories (CLs) are formative problem-solving initiatives that have been used extensively in Europe but have only recently been applied in African contexts. This review thus offers an original insight into their use and value in African contexts. The laboratories are classified into partial, classic, or augmented varieties-all of which are shown to assist participants learning to work with pressing local problems. Some CLs have expanded their remit to addressing grand societal challenges, such as sustainable practices and responses to climate change, which are particularly pressing issues on the continent. Our findings suggest that CL work in Africa, besides contributing overall to understanding the efficacy of the CL methodology, may also be taking a leading role in addressing some of the grand challenges affecting societies, globally.

    Keywords : change laboratory; CHAT; Africa; literature review.

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