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Generative Community (Quotes (Tyler Schindler: "To be in the…

- - - - Tyler SchindlerMy name is Tyler Schindler and I am an Agricultural Education Instructor at Omaha Bryan. I love my job as I advise the the largest FFA Chapter in the state of Nebraska.
  - - - My Generative Community Paper
        
        This is a picture of my undergrad graduation in May 2016, I will be graduating again in August with my master's for science teaching, then starting at Northeast as a 9th grade and biology teacher! It has been a really fast 14 months in my program, can't believe I'll already be starting in my own classroom in a month!
- - - - Andrea White-one example would be my extended family. We all work really well together and help each other better each other and understand each others strength and weaknesses.
- - - - Chase Blazek
        Generative communities are “communities generating a vocational way of life in members”. - Benedictine Institute
      - Brittney Martin- Generative (creating), community (group of people) a group of people that work together for a common good
      - Leslie Elbe- A group of people who share a common interest/goal and looks forward rather than use what worked in the past. Understands that change needs to occur for the community to last in the future.
      - Generative community is a community that helps their members to develop their social and intellectual skills in a specific society. - Carolina Julio https://docs.google.com/document/d/1O5bbXFzIOu6Hp0nbytPFG33UFS9OLIk35_b5e1dZl2A/edit?usp=sharing
      - Kristin Duke - As I understand generative community today, I understand it as a group of individuals who work to support and nurture each other in their common goals. I believe a generative community recognizes that growth and continual improvement are dynamic.
      - Tyler Schindler- A community that can be reproduced or generated within other settings, with individuals that have similar traits or multiple interactions.
      - Abbey Breinig
        Five conditions of generative community include engaging, discussing, informing, grounding, and connecting
      - Andrea White-a community that truly respects everyone, they know each other’s strengths care about each others opinions, and isn’t belittled or cast aside. They are able to hold great discussions and everyone is engaged as much as the next person. It is a community that all communities thrive to be.
      - Sarah Baker: A group of individuals engaged in achieving a common goal through collaboration, dialogue, inquiry and equal partnership.
      - Shawn Hellwege; I have yet to figure out how to break a new line so this will be slightly run-on. I thought of Generative Community as a think-tank but with everyone as equal peers and more of a focus on genuine respect. I used the same source as Allison and already felt she defined it really well so I won't go much more into it
      - Allison Nedrig
        I came across a website that I thought had a very clear, concise definition for generative community: Generative communities practice a dialectic of convening and narrating, thereby achieving a state of naturally self-sustaining growth by honoring five discernible conditions of existence: connecting, grounding, informing, discussing, and engaging. (http://www.leadershipthatworks.com/utility/showDocumentFile/?objectID=681)
        Read more about how I made sense of the term before finding this website on my Gdoc:
        https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WCrDvGAebOTcWXfONeG7n3zis3WXkBvLWhU2ZNea8tI/edit?usp=sharing
      - Carrie Coats- A generative community is a group of people creating ideas to better themselves.
      - Theresa Robinson: A generative community is one in which all members feel welcome, listened to, valued, and in which all members are willing to think critically and consider all perspectives and positions-- all for the greater good.