Lesson 12: Traditional and Experiential Education

The provider designs a fixed syllabus to go through.

• Traditional Education

• Experiential Education

What are the aspects that Experiential Education focuses on?

• Students' individual needs

• Students' ability to memorize facts

• Students' concerns in learning

• Students' natural curiosity

Using real issues and problems are worked on and used as vehicles for learning is an approach to Traditional Education.

• True

• False

Students are constantly being monitored, examined, and assessed by the educator.

• Traditional Education

• Experiential Education

This picture is the emphasis of (a)   Education.

Choose the item(s) that belongs to Traditional Education.

• See mistake as negative

• Teacher as the master

• Teacher dictates the flow of learning

• Learners are trusted to learn by themselves

Choose the item(s) that belongs to Experiential Education.

• Encourage opinions and feelings from the learners

• Teacher is the expert

• Students need constant supervision

• See mistake as a learning opportunity

"The focus is on fostering continuous learning, and learning is at the pace of the learner." This is (a)   Education.

(a)   Education emphasis on promoting a climate for deeper, more impactful learning that affects life behavior.

The trainer is the repository of knowledge.

• Traditional Education

• Experiential Education