Course materials

1. APP7
Application Assignment: Narrative LearningPeople grow up hearing stories from friends
and family members that depict events that influenced their lives in powerful ways. Many or
all of you most likely have told similar tales in order to share from your experience with
others. This is narrative teaching and learning and it can play a powerful role in teaching
people about themselves, each other, and the world in which they live. In this Application
Assignment, you will become more familiar with your own learning by examining and
sharing a narrative story you have experienced. You will also consider how narrative
learning may impact your practice as an educator of adults.For this assignment, respond to
the following:Think back throughout your life and remember the narrative stories that you
heard—stories about your family, friends, yourself. Think about stories told to you by
family and friends. Choose one story from which you learned something in your adult life.
Share this story and explain what you learned and why. Identify the source of this narrative
learning. What are its roots? What is its context? To what degree has it evolved or changed
over time?After thinking about the narrative stories you have heard and told, and the role
they have played in your life, to what extent do you believe narrative learning has a place in
adult learning? Explain. How might you use narrative learning in your practice as an adult
educator?Be specific and provide concrete examples. Refer to this week’s Learning
Resources. Use required course materials to what you are saying and cite in APA format.
Include Optional Resources from the Resource Page or other resources that you have found
on your own—as additional creditable sources to qualify for an A.To earn a grade of A: Use
creditable sources in addition to course videos and required readings and cite in APA
format. Include additional resources and not just required resources. On the Resource Page
each week: The Learning Resources are divided into three areas: Required Reading, Media,
and Optional Resources (supplemental). Optional Resources (supplemental) count as
additional resources.The following Internet resources are unacceptable for citation
purposes: *Walden does not allow the following for graduate school. Please use a scholarly,
professional, reliable source.1.Wikipedia2. WikiInfo3. Anarcopedia4. Edutopia5. Cliff’s
NotesRemember to use correct APA style for any citations in your work.(Assignment total
length: 3–4 pages)Note: This assignment is not included in your Course Project: How Adults
Learn. However, this week you should start working on incorporating the feedback you
received from your instructor on your Course Project Assignments 1–6, which you will
resubmit as part of your final Course Project: How Adults Learn, which is due in Week
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