IDST 302T Self-Directed Learning Theory Seminar
This theory seminar is designed for adult students who have engaged in one or more self-directed projects and/or activities a year. Self-directed learning applies to broad areas of interest and includes, but is not limited to, experiences in travel, business, self-education, literacy, entertainment, the arts, environment, home improvement, gardening, parenting, activism, volunteerism, and the like. Students read and discuss leading adult learning theories covering a wide range of thinkers and their complex and relevant thoughts. Also, students who enroll in this theory seminar are encouraged to link their learning experience with the theories, concepts, approaches and paradigms being considered in the seminar.
Formerly: PRSP 302T. Note: Students must obtain and complete a diagnostic test from the instructor before registering.
Special information
4 Undergraduate credits
Effective August 16, 2021 to present
Learning outcomes
General
- Identify self-directed learning experiences of personal significance.
- Investigate and compare leading adult learning theories.
- Apply theories, concepts, approaches and paradigms to personal experiential learning.