EDUC 280 Woodstock School and Himalayan Culture
The course provides an opportunity to explore the unique educational landscape of Woodstock School, an educational institution nestled in the breathtaking Himalayas. In this course, students will delve into the school’s philosophy, rich history, and vibrant cultural context that shapes its approach. Through lectures, collaborative discussions, and interactive activities, participants will explore Woodstock’s commitment to project-based learning, social responsibility, and the development of global citizens. This course offers a chance to reflect on how innovative educational practices can shape future leaders in a truly global environment.
Prerequisite
Acceptance into the education program
Offered
Fall
Outcomes
- Identify and explain the central ideas of Woodstock’s educational approach, including project-based learning, global citizenship, and ethical responsibility.
- Understand and describe the historical events and cultural influences that shape Woodstock’s educational practices.
- Explore how the cultural traditions of the Himalayan region influence the learning experience at Woodstock.
- Examine how Woodstock promotes cross-cultural awareness, social responsibility, and global engagement through its curriculum and programs.
- Reflect on individual strengths and how those can contribute to the goals and learning experiences of the Woodstock Immersion Program.