CRITICAL THINKING AND TRANSFORMATIVE LEARNING
transformative learning theory refers to a learning way based on a fundamental change in the reference frames of fixed assumptions and expectations in the minds of adults. This change in the reference frames leads to a fundamental transformation in the ideas and knowledge in the mind and practices in action.
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