As helping disciplines struggle for credibility, "best practices" and "evidence-based" have become prevalent busswords. It turns out that these phrases may block innovation rather than act as a source of inspiration.
As helping disciplines struggle for credibility, "best practices" and "evidence-based" have become prevalent busswords. It turns out that these phrases may block innovation rather than act as a source of inspiration.
Luis Gaviria: I need to rephrase my comment, I had not read all the article, just the last par...