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  • Community leadership
  • Educational methods
  • Social change

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  • Global and local crises necessitate adaptive leadership education.
  • Current educational practices require re-evaluation in response to societal challenges.
  • Educators are exploring new roles in institutional and community change.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Introduce co-inquiry as an innovative methodology.
  • Explore co-inquiry's application in professional community building.
  • Facilitate leadership learning and action-oriented research through co-inquiry.

Main Methods:

  • Co-inquiry as a pedagogical and research approach.
  • Focus on collaborative learning and shared inquiry.
  • Action-oriented research for practical application.

Main Results:

  • Co-inquiry fosters professional community development.
  • Enhances leadership learning through collaborative exploration.
  • Supports research that drives tangible change.

Conclusions:

  • Co-inquiry offers a valuable framework for leadership educators.
  • It provides a method for navigating complex change.
  • Promotes effective community building and impactful research.