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Five more tools for clarifying your learning goal
Yesterday, I introduced five tools you can use to clarify your learning goal. Today, I’m introducing five additional tools to add to your toolbelt. The set from yesterday align best with professional learning goals. This set is focused on personal learning goals. That said, both are interchangeable.
A learning goal is a clear, achievable statement of something you want to learn or accomplish.
Talk with students enrolled in courses
I do my best to advocate for the teachers and creators I love. Marie Poulin, R.J. Nestor, Tracy Winchell, Laura Evans-Hill, and Ev Chapman are all exceptional teachers and generous with the information they share. If completing a course is your learning goal, talk with students who have completed the course about their experience.
Talk with people who have taken different paths you are considering
When I coach folks thinking about a masters or doctoral program one of the things I require them to do is talk with people who are in or have completed programs at all the schools they are considering. That lived experience is invaluable.
