Transformative Learning Model
Being a great athlete isn’t just about working out and practicing—it’s also about learning and growing in new ways. The “Transformative Learning Model for Athletes” is about how athletes can change their way of thinking and learning. This theme shows how to use experiences and feedback to make big improvements in skills and performance. By focusing on learning from challenges and trying new strategies, athletes can get better at their sport and reach their goals. This approach helps athletes not only improve their game but also become better at learning and succeeding in all areas of their lives.
Objectives:
- Create the idea that learned new information can adjust thought processes when dealing with structured task-oriented problem solving.
- Demonstrate the ability to evaluate information while reevaluating the experience, creating a new dialogue of critical reflection, and having a rational awareness of exploratory context.
- Identify the need for effective communication when dealing with emotions, beliefs, judgments, and ideas that shape an interpretation of information.
- Understand through self-reflection, self-directed learning, and critical theory.