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Change oriented learning model showing relationship between existing structures and conditions (where learning is situated), how learning interactions provided by the ITP engage from here, and how learning enhances reflexive practice back in context, potentially leading to changed conditions, structures and contexts over time (T1-T4) (adapted from Archer's 1995 model of social change) (Lotz-Sisitka & Hlengwa, 2012)  

Change oriented learning model showing relationship between existing structures and conditions (where learning is situated), how learning interactions provided by the ITP engage from here, and how learning enhances reflexive practice back in context, potentially leading to changed conditions, structures and contexts over time (T1-T4) (adapted from Archer's 1995 model of social change) (Lotz-Sisitka & Hlengwa, 2012)  

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