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make us reassess our way of thinking. My decision to apply to Clarkson College to become a radiology technician was a combination of the two; I knew it was
the right thing to do, but it did not come without personal reflection and an analytical process. I hope
to expand my education in the radiology technician program because of my experiences in the hospital setting, my increasing interest in professional development, and my belief in life long learning.
Expanding my professional development in the area of radiology is directly linked to my belief in life long learning as a personal life philosophy.
Over the course of the last decade, the focus in human resources departments across the nation has turned to the use of continuing education models to support what
has been described as the "lifelong learning movement." This movement has been shaped by the belief that personal growth and development are of significant value and that they define
the best route towards creating and maintaining personal success. The lifelong learning movement is based on the idea that educational development is fundamental to professional advancement, and that all
people can benefit from continuing education in support of their personal and professional development (Fenwick, 2002). For decades, theorists have tried to determine what motivates workers in the modern
workplace and how education, training and learning fall into line with efforts at motivation. It has been argued, for example, that "all people in the developed world have a
high need to achieve, so in order to motivate them to work hard, all you need to do is to set stretching goals" (Fenwick, 2002). I have found it
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