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Experiential Education

About Experiential Education

Experiential  Education refers to learning activities that involve the learner in the process  of  active engagement with, and critical reflection about, phenomena being studied (NSEE, 1997).

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Eight Principles of Good Practice in Experiential Education

The  National Society for Experiential Education (NSEE) has identified Eight Principles of Good Practice that can be applied to any experiential learning activity.

  • Intention
  • Preparedness and Planning
  • Authenticity
  • Reflection
  • Orientation and Training
  • Monitoring and Continuous Improvement
  • Assessment and Evaluation
  • Acknowledgment

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Susan Scheckel

Susan Scheckel Throws a Humanist’s Hat Into the Ring

Susan Scheckel, Professor of English in the College of Arts and Sciences, is on a mission. She’s committed to showing that education in the humanities provides invaluable training in the acquisition of real-world skills.

Susan Scheckel Throws a Humanist’s Hat Into the RingSusan Scheckel, Professor of English in the College of Arts and Sciences, is on a mission. She’s committed to showing that education in the humanities provides invaluable training in the acquisition of real-world skills.... Learn More