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Your Experience Record helps you keep track of what you have done and how much time you committed to it. Further, it gives you the opportunity to reflect upon your experience and achievements, while understanding the competencies and skills you have developed. You can use your Laurier Experience Record to help you apply for and interview for jobs, other co-curricular positions, or graduate school.
Competencies appear on your online Experience Record. You identify them yourself to reflect your individual learning resulting from your experiences.
Competencies are overarching categories that can be likened to transferable skills and encourage meaningful learning as a result of student involvement. Competencies include:
Through experiential learning, you apply knowledge and skills in authentic contexts in both curricular and co-curricular environments. This type of learning requires preparation and guided reflection that challenges you to make meaning from your experiences, a key component of this process. You have the opportunity to expand your knowledge, develop skills, clarify your values, heighten your self-awareness, and explore careers.
An approved co-curricular position will not appear on your published LER without completing the reflection questions, selecting learning competencies and indicating your time commitment.
Reflecting on your experience:
You will be asked the following reflection questions regarding your co-curricular experiences for your LER. The reflection must be completed before the experience will display on your published LER.
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