2013 Lifelong Learning at Schools in the Boston Theological Institute: Looking Outward
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A reflection on cutting edges in Christian theological education by Dr. Diane D'Souza, Director of Lifelong Learning at Episcopal Divinity School. Offered at a gathering on Continuing Education / Lifelong Learning in Boston Theological Institute Schools
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2013 Lifelong Learning at Schools in the Boston Theological Institute: Looking Outward
- 1. ROUNDTABLE on Lifelong Learning / Continuing Education in Boston Theological Institute Schools An initiative of Episcopal Divinity School, Boston College School of Theology & Ministry, and Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary Presentation by Diane D’Souza, Ph.D. June 20, 2013
- 2. BTI Schools offering Lifelong Learning / Continuing Education Programs Andover Newton Theological School Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Boston University School of Theology Episcopal Divinity School Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary Hebrew College Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology Saint John's Seminary
- 3. When we talk about learning face to face, do we mean… “In Chair”? Or Cyber?
- 4. In ways which support people’s ability to be lifelong learners? How do we help people access the rich resources available today?
- 5. What do we know about how people learn?
- 6. See the SlideRocket presentation on Erica McWilliam’s (2005) ideas
- 7. What are today’s cutting edges?
- 8. of Lifelong Learning in Theological Education… What is the State of the Art
- 15. “The Web is the primary delivery system for learning and faith development. What the book was to the modern world, the web will be to the world that is forming.” Leonard Sweet Forward: 18 Rungs in the New Ladder of Learning
- 16. How can we use new tools and environments to build strong, intentional learning communities?
- 17. What are other questions we need to be asking?
Editor's Notes
- I’m grateful to Jane, Melinda, and David for agreeing to be collaborating partners In planning this initiative.
- And I’m grateful to all of you, for giving your time to have this conversation together .
- In some ways questions are very different from when I studied Educational Psychology thirty years ago.
- But in other ways, we simply handling a new spin on questions teachers have been asking for generations.
- What are some of the things you know? Eg. learning styles…
- And what do we have to re-envision? What is changing? For example, that unlearning is as important as learning.
- Some of them are utilizing modern technology to help create an online world of rich resourcesHere: Concordia Seminary in St. Louis
- Whole books and study packages are becoming available, including video and audio courses through iTunes U and other applicationsHere: Reformed Theological Seminary
- In fact, the invitation is, “We have constructed an innovative way for you to ‘go to seminary without going to seminary!’ Consider God's call in your current place of family, church and community as you continue your journey with the Lord.”(Virtual) Reformed Theological Seminary: 30 full courses, chapel messages, seminars & special events.
- Harvard Divinity School has courses and lecture series available for free online…
- We’re still learning how to put to use some of the new means to do some of the things which are important to learning.