PDP is “a structured and supported process undertaken by an individual to reflect upon their own learning, performance and/or achievement, and to plan for their personal, educational and career development
“PDP is, I believe, helping to transform the higher education programme from one that is still primarily geared to the transmission of knowledge to one where self-identity is also important. When the specialist knowledge we acquire through a higher education becomes redundant, all we are left with is our capacity to keep learning. This has to be the key skill for life which higher education equips us with and it is the one that PDP serves”
(Jackson 2005)
‘Learning to learn learn’ is the educational paradigm for the
twenty twenty-first century
( Deakin Crick 2004)
“PDP is, I believe, helping to transform the higher education programme from one that is still primarily geared to the transmission of knowledge to one where self-identity is also important. When the specialist knowledge we acquire through a higher education becomes redundant, all we are left with is our capacity to keep learning. This has to be the key skill for life which higher education equips us with and it is the one that PDP serves”
(Jackson 2005)
‘Learning to learn learn’ is the educational paradigm for the
twenty twenty-first century
( Deakin Crick 2004)
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