8 Things To Know About the Experiential Learning Cycle (FULL)
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- The Kolb experiential learning cycle is the most widely recognized and used concept in
Experiential Learning Theory (ELT). The simplicity and usefulness of the four-stage
cycle of experiencing, reflecting, thinking and acting is the main reason for its popularity.
It is an adaptable template for educational programs that actively engage learners in in the
learning process. Content by Alice Kolb
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Brilliant summary, short, succinct and informative. Recommend to anyone in the field of learning.
The background sounds make it hard to focus on the contents of the video.
Well constructed video. Transfer of learning success!
Amazing video, clear and full of important concepts.
One of the best informative videos on experiential learning...
What a lovely concise video essay. The music is so relaxing and ethereal.
Fantastic video! Thanks for being a creator of information!
great info but WOW the background sounds -__- grating
Yeah that creeped me out a bit.
Thanks for these terrific videos, Alice!
informative video but what is up with that creepy siren background music. it was so distracting.
Hi, Thank you this well presented information and for making it very accessible. I am a Teacher in Ireland and I would like to share this in my work. Thanks again.
Very informative...thanks..
thank you for this informative video.
very informative video. The background music is a little over bearing while taking notes though.
Hello, Miago: Thank you very much for your feedback. Would you rather have no background music at all? Can you please suggest your music preference if you do want the background music?
Thank you
Alice
@@EBLSed Having music is good, it can help listeners stay engaged (like ted-ed videos). However, this music sounded ominous and almost scary. It should have a lighter tone.
Is it weird I kind of liked the music, kind of hypnotic, but I like strange. Maybe turn the volume down a bit if it's a problem for people so it's not as "overbearing". Unless your are trying to hypnosis us 🤨
Wow this has been super useful, thank you for making and sharing.
very informative and clear can you tell me how I might reference this using Havard?
Hi Ramila, I am glad you like the video.
Please use the following reference:
Alice Kolb 2020 Exeperience Based Learning Systems, LLC and please provide the link to the video.
Best wishes,
Alice
fantastic video, but why is the background music so creepy?
thank you!
Thank you for this informative and well structured video. I hope to make contact with you through your website.
Please do!
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Great video. Terrible background music.
Can I ask for help?
What is the importance of reflection in experiential learning?
I think it's to look back on what you did, how you did it, what you said or resources you used and the result you got. Did all the above help you to achieve the learning goal?
If no, then what can you change next time? What can you remove? What can you add? What can you re-jig?
If yes, is there a more effective approach?
Reflecting helps you to evaluate the previous learning process and plan for the next one.
“In traditional education, information is merely transferred from the teacher to the learner” like a TH-cam video?
I loved the content but the creepy music was so distracting.
The background music sounds like a horror movie.
Hello, Tess. I appreciate your honest feedback.
We are in the process of revising the video and we will definitely change the background music to a more upbeat sound.
I appreciate your patience.
Best wishes,
Alice
Why do i feel scared
Learning styles are a very problematic concept. Before you decide to follow this theory, please, read also something by critiques of it.
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It's a bit out of date as Learning styles theory is now proven to be total bollocks. The rest of it's okay, but it relies on 1) being conscious of your incompetence and 2) aware of how an experience might have affected you subconsciously. Kolb is VERY limited nowadays
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what would you recommend as supplement? or to use in stead which is more "up to date"?
I personally think that kolb's model does encompass the whole experiential learning process, but it is a very generic framework and require the educator themselves to substantiate and support it with knowledge and experience. On a different subject, I think the video did address the issue with learning styles being too pigeon-hole and over-simplified.
Bb the email address and and and then ibj
this was never proven to work.