Today, competent and competitive businesses don’t succeed using ideas or technology from yesterday. K12 schools are no different. The makeup of classrooms varies considerably from the past: students are digital, a growing number express restless behaviors, and class sizes swell as schools struggle with shrinking budgets. Experiential education, as I used it when teaching high school science, is an excellent method to combat lethargic learning behaviors and support students in building critical thinking skills, i.e., lifelong learner habits.
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21 July 2009
Mechanics of experiential education in K12
Labels: experiential education
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Very interesting to read. I enjoyed well while reading. I will recommend my friends to read this one for sure.
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