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The best hands on experience i have had in college was my BUS:465 Intro to Market Trading class. We worked every day on the computer trading stocks and learning about different types of option contracts and futures. This was a neat experience because i am passionate about the stock market. Rather reading from a textbook and trying to figure things out myself our professor walked through the steps and taught us material we can apply in the future.

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In my high school science class we would do nature walks to be able to actually observe the material we were learning from the textbook. It really helped me grasp the lessons

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One of the most hands on classes I have ever taken was my photography class in high school. We were able to utilize a dark room to develop our photos using chemicals. The class was one of my favorite classes I have ever taken because I felt like a real photographer that was developing my own work by myself.

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I high school chemistry we changed the color of a penny.

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Metal/wood shop in high school.

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Ceramics-sophomore year of high school. All hands on learning from the wheel, trimming to glazing.

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A high school science class was really hands on because my teacher would take us outside to experience what we were learning about instead of having us try and memorize information through lecture

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Olyvia Weston
9th grade communications class.

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I took a phenomenal anatomy course my junior year of high school with a very passionate teacher who was excited about every single lesson. We dissected hearts, brains, eyeballs, and many other things. She always had a fun, hands on activity planned for the day to cement the material in our minds.

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Creating skits with a group for our weekly reading quizzes

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My sophomore year, the music department got together and made a 3-day camp where we learned about certain styles of music and learn to use equipment and basic music tech. It was a really fun time
-Anai

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Michael Edwards

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Student government in high school.

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Digital photography

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From 10th-12th grade the majority of my math classes took place outside. Whenever the weather permitted we went outside and the teacher changed his lecture. We weren't just learning math outside. He incorporated what we were learning through activities that we did on and sometimes off campus.

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Jordan becker

I really enjoyed my college anatomy experience. It was a very hands on learning experience. We were able to look at and identify different regions and body systems. This hands on experience helped my overall understanding of the human body tremendously.

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In high school I went to student council state and at there we played interactive games that taught us about leadership and how to work well with others.

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In high school, we went outside for class almost everyday for 2 weeks to practice casting the fly rods we built.
Kiley Denison

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I thought a lesson on protine synthesis using a hands on decoding system. The kids worked in groups and said they enjoyed the lesson. When they were quizzed later they had good recall of the material.
Lori Ray

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Outdoor school in 6th grade brought all the students to a campground for a week so we could learn about nature hands on. Being emerged in what we were learning created a fun and interactive classroom.

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Learning different techniques and physically apply those techniques
Nick Grover

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When I was in fifth grade we went to a week long science camp up in Lake Tahoe. It was the best way I ever learned about science and having a healthy environment. I still remember how to tell different trees apart. Casey Kline

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My Junior year of high school I decided to take this anatomy class that everyone had been raging about. This ended up being the best active learning experience that I have ever had. Everything we learned was then later applied through hands-on activities and projects that helped us understand the curriculum in a deeper context.
-Brooks Boyer

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I was only in 6th grade but I had a really great student teacher named Mrs. Baynes. Every week we had a new experiment, one I really remember was when we had to make some kind of little car we constructed move by using a balloon .

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At my gradeschool  in grangeville every sixth grade class would go on a two day camping trip. We learned how to use a compass and a rough map. We worked with a plant ID book going through field and forest. Finally, my personal favorite: we put on boots and waded through the stream collecting bug samples with nets.
- Kaleala Bass

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In high school I had a metal shop class which let us weld daIlya and Lower us to work with propane gas. One day I sent my coverall pants on fire and that's the day I learned how to put out a fire. Definitely hands on. ~ Talitha Davis

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When I was in high school, my school bought many active learning boards that were all electronic. We used these boards to do long math problems and do competitions in class. Doing everything hands on made it a lot easier to learn as a class and learn harder math problems.

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When I took highs cool physics freshman year our teacher made it incredibly hands on and interactive. For example, to practice 3 dimensional kinematic equations, our teacher had us estimate what angle and velocity a ball would need to be shot out of a tube to hit a target. The closest students won a prize.