Independent Learning Strategies ((4 Credits))

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Course Description: Explore independent and upper level study through assignments focusing on strengthening students' ability to be critical readers, writers, thinkers and self-directed adult learners. The course aims to facilitate the advanced levels of engagement with ideas, sources, and academic skills. Learning topics include, for example: making sense of transitions in life, critical thinking and reading, research skills for critical writing, and independent lifelong learning. Prerequisites: There are no specific prerequisites for this course, but students should have had some prior college-level study and be ready to move to upper-level study. This course may be used to fulfill educational planning credit with mentor approval. This course was previously EDU-233104 Independent Learning Strategies.