eLearn: Family Violence Program - Transformative Learning
This eLearn course is designed to introduce participants to the concept of transformative learning and how it can be effectively applied in family violence training.
Description
This eLearn course is designed to introduce participants to the concept of transformative learning and how it can be effectively applied in family violence training. By exploring new perspectives and reflecting on personal assumptions, participants will gain the skills necessary to facilitate impactful learning experiences that challenge and shift thinking.
Key topics covered in the course include:
- Introduction to Mezirow's theory of transformative learning
- Applying transformative learning in the context of family violence training
- Creating opportunities for reflection and discussion in the learning environment
- Exploring the complexities of applying professional knowledge and skills in family violence contexts
- Managing reflection discussions around sensitive triggers for both students and staff
Learning Outcomes
Participants will gain insights into:
- How transformative learning occurs when new, disorienting information prompts critical reflection and personal growth.
- Encouraging open discussions that allow for diverse perspectives and deeper understanding of family violence issues.
- Creating a learning environment that fosters questioning of existing views, encouraging new thinking and practices.
- The importance of reflective dialogue in unpacking the emotional triggers that may arise during family violence training.
- This course equips participants with the knowledge and tools to engage in transformative learning experiences that lead to meaningful change in both personal and professional practice.
Certificate
On successful completion of this eLearn, you will receive a certificate to record your currency and professional development.