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    The Value of Experiential Learning Adults seeking to complete their undergraduate or graduate degrees bring a unique perspective to the college classroom — life experiences. For many adult students’ life experiences delayed the ability to attend college but valuable learning occurred by having careers, raising families, and traveling. Schooling in the traditional sense is void of knowledge unless academic teachings can be experienced and practiced in real-life (Carroll, 2015). While not all life

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    i. Using relevant literature discuss the benefits of experiential learning When I first started this module, I believed that my CV was satisfactory and that my interview ability was of a very high standard, however from my lessons I understood ii. Reflection on ACCA workshop My first impressions on the ACCA work shop, were that they were there to, try to recruit students into the ACCA program over organisations such as the ICAEW, however true this maybe, the ACCA workshop was actually a very

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    Experiential Approach Experiential approach is based off of a humanistic movement where personal growth and the expression of meaning and feelings are vital (Wetchler & Hecker, 2015). Therapists use the experiential approach to share their personal feelings and use action oriented techniques to guide clients throughout the session (Wetchler & Hecker, 2015). The goal of experiential approach is to increase physical and emotional health, increase wholeness and balance, and bring awareness to personal

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    In the reading Experiential Learning: Experience as the Source of Learning and Development by David Kolb (1984), he proposed that learning is a cycle process in which individuals learn through their own experiences in life. This notion of the learning cycle in which he was influenced by the ideas of three other theorists (Piaget, Dewey, and Lewinian) called it Experiential Learning Theory. Kolb’s theory was based on how people learned by imputing information and processing the information. Within

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    Experiential marketing explained in the sports business journal article “Engaging in the crowds” creates an emotional response from the consumer that will eventually lead to a purchase, brand loyalty and a referral. Crocs footwear is an example of experiential marketing; they grabbed the attention of consumers, as an added value to their experience at a racing event. Crocs partnered

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    Pick a major professional sports team that is located near you. Describe how the professional team could use the four E’s of experiential marketing to design experiential marketing programs. A major professional sports team about 20 minutes from where I reside is the Washington Wizards. In regards to entertainment experience, the Wizards can use their arena that consists of sporting events and concerts to absorb senses through people. With those two different types of events in their arena, people

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    Experiential family therapy (EFT) was first developed in the 1960’s by physician and psychotherapy pioneer Carl Whitaker and is aimed at helping individual family members feel fulfilled and self-actualized within the family unit by means of improving cooperation and intimacy among family members. Unlike other schools of family therapy, EFT does not focus on the perceived problems of individual family members but examines how family interactions and communications cause problems for the individual

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    The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate my experiential learning of personal and social adjustments when confronted with life-changing events and the mechanisms utilized to effectively cope from traumatic experiences. The components supporting this piece include: confronting the problem, learning to adapt and cope, cultivating self-worth, the importance of a support system and over time change influencers. To support my understanding of personal and social adjustments, I will use the content

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    Experiential Teaching - Why I vividly remember and most appreciate professors that connected theoretical content of a lecture to their daily practices and experiences. Professors that shared experiential knowledge, allowed me to gain deeper understanding of the content and practical applications. This combination allowed me to quickly implement new practices in my classroom early in my teaching career and tools early in my management career. I hope to be a higher education educator who makes experiential

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    instruction. In order to establish success for every student, whether that be those who are academically minded, musically or artistically gifted, or those who prefer sports or trade, the school system needs to make a transition from liberal arts into experiential learning. According to the University of Colorado Denver, the definition of this teaching method is “a process through which students develop knowledge, skills, and values from direct experiences outside a traditional academic setting” (The Regents

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