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Here is the link of the ted talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rb_uji4Ge5s

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Experiential learning: the education revolution we need to have | Adrienne Alexander | TEDxBrisbane

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This is one how I learned the most about this topic and in case you are not able to open this here is the citation:

Smith, Linda H., and Joseph S. Renzulli. "Learning style preferences: A practical approach for classroom teachers." Theory into practice 23.1 (1984): 44-50.

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Learning style preferences  A practical approach for classroom teachers

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This is also a great source if you are trying to learn experiential learning and here is the citation:

Milton, Nick. The lessons learned handbook: Practical approaches to learning from experience. Elsevier, 2010.

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Here is the link to the video on youtube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v74nRbWSNqk

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8 Things To Know About the Experiential Learning Cycle (FULL)

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Here is the link to another video, I particularly like the illustrations they have when they are explaining the concepts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aF63HHVbpQ8

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Experiential Learning: How We All Learn Naturally

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David Kolb was the person who initially popularized this learning approach as experiential learning.

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Here is the link to "Learning Lights" episode 4 which mostly talks about experiential learning: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learninglights/episodes/Kolbs-Cycle-or-The-Experiential-Learning-Model-eo56j9

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Ep 4: Kolb’s Cycle or The Experiential Learning Model by Learning Lights - The Instructional Design, eLearning, and Training Podcast by Shafali Anand

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Episode 4 :: In this episode, I introduce and explain the 4-Stage Experiential Learning Model given by David Kolb. I also illustrate it through two examples – one historical, the other contemporary, and then provide tips that you can use for ensuring that you take your audience through each of the four stages.
I strongly recommend finding your notebook and a couple of pencils before you start listening. There’s stuff that you’d like to note down and reflect upon.
Also, since I view instructional design as a practical discipline that I use all the time, I’ll be speaking about Kolb’s Cycle from the viewpoint of a user and not that of an academician.
After you’ve listened to this episode, if you want to dig deeper into the concept with a discussion on how Kolb’s Cycle applies to the novice and the expert learners, head over to the Downloads section of the Creative Agni Website and download the pdf of the article from http://creativeagni.com/downloads-pdfs-whitepapers-articles/free-resources-docs.htm#kolbcycle
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Music Credits: From Song “Trophy Endorphins” by Andy G. Cohen released under a Creative Commons Attribution International 4.0 License
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