Written by Jeff King, Executive Director, CETTL – What do you recognize now, years later, was a transformative understanding you came to, but which you did not realize at the time? We all have these. Sometimes we express them in a conversation with a colleague that begins something like, “You know, I didn’t realize it […]
Archive for reflection
Helping Learners Recognize Their Own Transformations: A Personal Story
Posted by Buddy Broncho
· Friday,
March
1st,
2019
at 04:00 PM
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Categories : Transformative Learning Scholarship
Attending the Transformative Learning Conference as a First-Time Attendee
Posted by Buddy Broncho
· Wednesday,
April
11th,
2018
at 02:09 PM
Written by Therese Williams, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, UCO College of Business ISOM – As a first-year Assistant Professor at UCO, I received a wonderful opportunity to attend the 2018 Transformative Learning Conference in Oklahoma City. In exchange for volunteering one day of the conference I was able to attend one day with the registration fee waived. […]
Categories : Transformative Learning Scholarship
Scaling Transformative Learning Using eLearning
Posted by Buddy Broncho
· Tuesday,
February
28th,
2017
at 09:08 AM
The connections between transformative learning and elearning are rich and create an environment prime for innovation and learning excellence. eLearning is a broad term used to describe the use of technology to empower and support learning experiences. eLearning strategies can provide unparalleled access to transformative learning experiences through the use of technology. While access and […]
Categories : eLearning, Transformative Learning Scholarship
Tags : reflection, Self-Awareness
Critical Reflection for University Teachers
Posted by Buddy Broncho
· Monday,
September
12th,
2016
at 04:37 PM
The UCO Center for Excellence in Transformative Teaching and Learning (CETTL) distributes a hard bound, blank journal to each faculty member that participates in a CETTL faculty development event. We encourage faculty to write critical reflections and ideas about good teaching during CETTL activities, then discuss them with each other. Here are a few of […]
Categories : Great Teaching, Readings of Interest
Tags : critical thinking, reflection
Transformative Learning: Peripheral or Fundamental in Higher Ed Theory?
Posted by Buddy Broncho
· Saturday,
August
20th,
2016
at 10:10 AM
Kandlbinder and Peseta (2009) asked faculty and administrators for postgraduate certification courses in higher education teaching and learning what they consider to be the key concepts practitioners need to know about teaching well in college. In other words, if you want to earn a postgraduate certificate in higher education teaching and learning, what is the […]
Categories : Great Teaching, Transformative Learning Scholarship
Tags : constructive alignment, reflection
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