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Nick Harvey
Johari Window
by Nick Harvey - Thursday, 29 January 2009, 06:00 PM
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Johari Window

The Johari window illustrates how knowledge may be categorised as known or unknown to an individual and in turn an educator may or may not know if this knowledge is held. The diagram shows how through reflection, assessment and constructive feedback, the area of knowledge that is known to the learner and confirmed by the teacher grows and the area that is completely unknown is eroded away. This concept was described by Luft and Ingham in 1955.

Johari Window
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