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Crisp, Beth R. – Religious Education, 2009
Once taught almost exclusively in seminaries, spirituality is now finding its way into the curricula of professional training for health and welfare workers. How this should occur, particularly within the context of the secular university, raises many questions and may require different approaches to those used to teach spirituality to theological…
Descriptors: Professional Training, Religious Factors, Social Work, Spiritual Development
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Dickson, Tracey; Gray, Tonia – Australian Journal of Outdoor Education, 2006
A primary goal in experiential education is to facilitate the learning from the activities in a meaningful, empowering and compelling manner. The activities, which are used to guide a reflective session, debrief a particular incident or process a learning activity vary greatly across the profession. In a study of 76 experiential educators in…
Descriptors: Experiential Learning, Learning Activities, Learning Strategies, Cognitive Style