Transformative learning curriculum for short-term study abroad trips
Duke Biber
Abstract
Duke Biber
Abstract
The purpose of this article was to propose a model of transformative learning for short-term study abroad programs. The proposed study abroad program has been developed and implemented by faculty for the past 5 years on study abroad programs to Belize and includes high-impact practices, cultural integration, and experiential reflection for students. This article provides application for other human services’ professionals and students for promoting transformative learning through study abroad education.
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The purpose of this article was to propose a model of transformative learning for short-term study abroad programs. The proposed study abroad program has been developed and implemented by faculty for the past 5 years on study abroad programs to Belize and includes high-impact practices, cultural integration, and experiential reflection for students. This article provides application for other human services’ professionals and students for promoting transformative learning through study abroad education.
Key concepts: Transformative learning, Study abroad, TRIPS architecture, Experiential learning, Curriculum, Pedagogy, Service-learning, Term (time)