Incorporating Experiential Learning Into Your Classroom

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Incorporating Experiential Learning Into Your Classroom Faculty Development Day Nicholas Salter, Yvette Kisor, & Leah Warner February 22, 2017

Definition of Experiential Learning At Ramapo College, experiential learning is a purposeful process of engaged, active learning and reflection guided by faculty and staff in which the student develops knowledge, skills, and/or values, from direct experiences in hands-on settings. In all cases experiential learning should be extended, formalized, and include an application of theory to practice. Experiential Learning Task Force Final Report April 2016

Definition of Experiential Learning This includes Service Learning Faculty/Student Research Internships Study Abroad In-Class Experiential Learning

Outcomes of Experiential Learning Identify how academic content and concepts apply to their experiential activities and how these activities will further their academic study and personal, professional, and civic development. Experiential Learning Task Force Final Report April 2016 Connecting academic concepts to the experiential activity

Outcomes of Experiential Learning Critically reflect on their experiential activities in a formal way—either orally or in writing—in order to assess their assumptions, identify the outcomes of their decisions, consider alternative courses of action, share their insights, and demonstrate the integration of theory and practice. Experiential Learning Task Force Final Report April 2016 Crticially reflect on the experiential activity

Outcomes of Experiential Learning Where relevant, demonstrate and articulate an understanding of the structure, relationships among, and impacts of the communities and organizations with which they interact. Experiential Learning Task Force Final Report April 2016 Demonstrate an understanding of how communities and organizations interact

The New Gen Ed Program The new GE program includes an experiential component Outcomes: Practice reflective inter/intra-personal skills Understand diverse communities on local, national, and/or global levels Classes associated with this: First Year Seminar Studies in the Arts and Humanities Social Science Inquiry