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    they will need to succeed. Experiential Learning allows students to learn hands on by trying the skills they are being taught in real life scenarios. Experiential Learning is learning that is taking place because the learner has actually experienced the tasks or activities he or she is trying to learn (Yardley, Teunissen, & Dornan, 2012). For example, the learner is trying to learn how to weld a piece of steel to another piece of steel. The instructor gives the learner a welder, welding rod, and two pieces of steel. Then the instructor has the learner start welding the two pieces of steel together.…

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    Her class was one of the classes in which I genuinely enjoyed having. I could actually see myself growing and learning session after session. I believe strongly that learning comes through the process of turning information into knowledge through the regeneration of experience. In the article, Teaching and Learning Using Experiential Learning and Reflection for Leadership Education, the authors indicated that knowledge derived from the mixture of grasping and transforming experience (Guthrie and…

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    Evaluate your experiential learning related to each course outcome by connecting theories and concepts with your practical experiences. According to Wikipedia, Information management (IM) is the collection and management of information from one or more sources and the distribution of that information to one or more audiences. I agree with this definition. Information, includes both electronic and physical information and the organization must be able to manage this information regardless of…

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    Experiential learning in school : Experiential education is the education that involves the process of learning through experience. It can also be deemed as hands on learning that takes place between a teacher and a student. It is also defined as learning through reflection. This term cannot be used for experiential learning as they do not have the same meaning; However, experiential learning is a part of experiential education. In one of the methodology from the Association for Experiential…

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    Introduction “In today’s educational context, educators must recognize the importance of experiential learning theories in order to provide learners with educational opportunities that would allow them to combine their existing knowledge and experience with their newly acquired knowledge” (Mahani, 2012: page 2). This paper will contemplate my personal progression in writing MBA assignments in the view of Kolb’s Experiential Learning Theory (ELT) and Learning Style Inventory (LSI) instrument.…

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    Kolb’s experiential learning theory has been widely influential in adult learning. The theory and associated instruments continue to be criticized, but rarely is the graphical model itself examined. This is significant because models can aid scientific understanding and progress, as well as theory development and research. Applying accepted modelling and categorization criteria to Kolb’s basic model reveals fundamental graphic syntax errors, a failure to meet modellers’ graphic sufficiency and…

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    backgrounds with varied experiences, beliefs and values therefore I believe educators can facilitate learning by engaging this diverse student group using technology and innovative approaches to teaching that is experiential and builds upon essential professional knowledge and develop skills. Students also vary in the way they approach thinking and problem solving. The ability to think critically and make individualized but safe clinical judgments is significant outcome in nursing. Therefore, I…

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    Adult Learning Paper Brianne N. Hebdo Ohio Christian University November 12, 2017 Adult Learning Paper I never would have realized that the way I learn or understand things would be a topic of interest to someone. Never once have I considered adult learning to be an interesting enough topic to research. Adult’s like children learn differently. Based on the little bit of research I’ve done I can see there are many different theories and each theory comes with its own set of assumptions. In this…

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    many ways in which you can continue to develop your professional skills. For my package is mainly to improve my language, social network & the knowledge of new technology. Daily practice & training through on-line learning is the way to improve the language. However, my working hours is long and fully occupy by the project. Part-time study and the flexible schedule for E-learning of Master’s program are suitable for continuous my life learning although I am busy work & travel frequently. Through…

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    Back in 2011, I was given the opportunity to be one of the students that were interviewed for an exchange student programme to Turkey. I managed to succeed in the first ever interview that I went through in my life. Being one of the students that was able to experience this, it taught me a lot about how important it is to have the skills, knowledge and acceptance in order to adapt to different circumstances in life. In other words, this experience has identified my weaknesses and abilities to…

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