… experiential learning, a process whereby the learner interacts with the world and integrates
new learn… The difference between experiential learning in the classroom and in workplace or …

… Experiential learning is a client-focused, supported approach to individual, group, or …
practice of experiential learning as the basis for designing and delivering effective learning …

… Finally, as an entire class, we reflect on the experience both as an individual encounter with
the rock and as a communal experience of shared responses. The exercise demonstrates to …

… Although experiential learning approaches, such as service-learning, have been shown to
… not only links experience and course content, essential elements of service-learning best-…

… To leverage their social power to influence student-centered collaboration, we present an
on… experiential learning assignment created from this collaboration to achieve student learning …

… and effective social ordering of power and authority. … of power struggle which was necessary
before any significant changes could be made. The close links between institutional power …

… This case study will explore the use of experiential learning methods to challenge carceral
power through the demonstration of macro practice skills, which are essential for challenging …

… ’ power has in a context where the workplace is recognised as a significant site of learning
and where experiential learning, through the growing importance of workbased learning …

… experiential learning … learning from experience as' experiential learning'is a discursive
construction rather than a descriptive label placed on'reality'. Of course, my metaphor lacks power, …

… of experiential learning with particular focus on the learning cycle. It explores the connections
between learning … vividly the experience that gave rise to my intuition about the power of …