If you are working towards TLA Stage 1 or 2 verification, you will begin your learning journey by deciding on a learning and change focus. As the TLA writing frame states: 'It is important to establish a clear, manageable focus for your learning by considering what you already know and identifying where you might find out more'. This section is designed to help you set your learning and change focus.
It may be that you already have a focus in mind relating to community cohesion and diversity. However, some possible focuses for the learning journey are suggested below. These will be explicitly supported by the content of this course, but you may wish to select an entirely different one.
Possible focuses for the learning journey:
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