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The student analyzes their learning experience in the course and discusses how what they learned is valuable to their own life and interactions with others. They also demonstrate an enhanced appreciation for the value of philosophy.

Analyze the student’s learning experience in the course, discuss the
Analyze the student’s learning experience in the course, discuss the value of what has been
learned for the student’s own live and/or interaction with others, and demonstrate an
enhancement of the student’s appreciation of the value of philosophy. – Original

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