Quality Participation
Quality participation happens when an individual feels that participating in an activity is satisfying and enjoyable. They experience outcomes that are important to them.
Quality participation is the result of repeated and continuous quality experiences. Quality experiences are built from 6 building blocks:
Autonomy
Having independence, choice, control
Belongingness
Feeling included, accepted, respected, part of the group
Challenge
Feeling appropriately tested
Engagement
Being in-the-moment, focused, absorbed, fascinated
Mastery
Feeling a sense of achievement, accomplishment, competence
Meaning
Contributing toward obtaining a personal goal; feeling a sense of responsibility to others
CDPP Research
CDPP 2.0 research is partner-driven and follows a cycle of knowledge creation and knowledge mobilization.
Knowledge creation refers to activities and processes that result in new information, insights and evidence. Knowledge mobilization includes activities and processes that allow us to put the information, insights and evidence we acquire into action.