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Can experiential learning be the catalyst for a major shift in educational models worldwide?

Kenyon Pine

Yes! Experiential learning can be a big help in changing how we learn in the world. Experiential learning is when we learn by doing things, rather than just reading about them. It's like when we learn how to ride a bike by actually getting on a bike and trying it out, instead of just listening to someone explain how to do it.

By using experiential learning more, we can have a major shift in how we learn in schools. Instead of just listening to teachers talk, we could do more hands-on activities that help us understand the information better. For example, if we're learning about gardening, we could actually plant and take care of plants in a garden instead of just reading about it in a book.

This kind of learning helps us remember things better and can make learning more fun. It can also help us prepare for the real world because we are learning how to actually do things rather than just reading about them.

Some schools are already using experiential learning more, but we could do even more to make it a bigger part of how we learn. This could be a big change for education all over the world and help us learn better and have more fun while doing it!