Question:
Reflect on the social nature of your past learning in relation to learning or educational outcomes for your degree program (ORGL or other), this ORGL 3050 course, or for PLA credit. Be thorough, but succinct. As always, write professionally and carefully.
In other words, specifically what kinds of learning have you acquired that may directly relate to the educational goals? You may have several examples or there may be gaps.
Post your initial comments by Sunday midnight. You may continue responses to classmates through Friday of next week.
Choose ONE of the following alternatives and compose your post.
1. Research your college catalog for educational outcomes of your degree (ORGL outcomes are below.) Select the learning outcomes that specifically relate to social context. Briefly describe the outcomes in your initial post.
What interactions with others did you have that resulted in learning as they relate to the Educational Outcomes for your ORGL or other degree program?
Which reflective framework(s) best describes your learning?
List potential artifacts or portfolio items you might provide showing the learning you''ve achieved interacting with others.
Educational Outcomes for Organizational Leadership.
An understanding of organizational leadership as it relates to and impacts individuals, communities, and wider society from democratic, multicultural, and national perspectives.
Critical thinking and problem-solving abilities regarding issues related to key challenges that organizations face when interacting with their environments.
Answer the following questions in your narrative:
1.Reflect on the social nature of your past learning. What interactions with others did you have that resulted in learning in these outcome activities? Briefly describe your learning tied to a specific learning outcome. [You may not have examples for all the learning outcomes, but be sure to cover at least TWO.)
2. Which learning/reflective concept best relates to your situation? How?
3. What items, artifacts, or other portfolio items can you provide that will show the learning you achieved in interactions with others?