Experiential learning

Our learning styles are responsible for the way we tackle challenges and make decisions. In 1984, an educational theorist named David Kolb developed his theory of experiential learning; a four-stage learning cycle based on a student's internal cognitive processes.

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The Kolb Experiential Learning Cycle is the most widely recognized and used concept in Experiential Learning Theory (ELT). The simplicity and usefulness of the four-stage cycle of experiencing, reflecting, thinking and acting is the main reason for its popularity. It is an adaptable template for educational programs that actively engage learners in in the learning process.

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What is Experiential Learning?

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Knowing what experiential learning methods will work best for your students isn't as challenging as it seems. The following tips will help you know what to look for in the best way to help your students learn.

Experiential learning allows us to put aside outdated learning approaches. Contemporary education philosophy considers long lectures with subsequent unsupervised homework inefficient, at least as a universal method. Instead, learning firsthand through hands-on experience and reflection lets you apply the knowledge before you forget it. Here are 7 experiential learning methods for teachers and everyone else.

Experiential learning is a teaching philosophy that emphasizes learning through direct experience, reflection, and application. Rather than passively receiving information, students engage actively in their learning process, making real-world connections and developing 21st-century skills. Experiential learning is transformational. But one of the most common questions I’m asked is “What does experiential learning look like in a classroom and how do I get started?”