III. Three Approaches to Experiential Learning

This section contains resources to employ the three experiential learning techniques discussed in Saleem’s chapter: collaborative learning, creating mind maps and using case studies. Click on the title to access the resource. 

Collaborative Learning

This interactive teaching method involves students working in pairs or small groups to discuss concepts or find solutions to problems. Educational researchers have found that this technique allows students to learn from each other and clarify misconceptions.

Collaborative Learning

This is a guideline for integrating collaborative learning techniques in the classroom.

Mind Maps

Mind maps provide a structured way to organize ideas, concepts and information. It can be used to help understand existing information or to develop new ideas.

What is a mind map?

This resource provides information on the characteristics of mind maps and what they can be used for.

Mind Map Software Example

This is an online resource to help students and educators create mind maps.

Real life case studies

Case studies facilitate student learning through real life examples. Below are a list of resources to help educators use case studies to facilitate learning in the classroom.

Guide to using case studies in the classroom

This is a guideline for how to use case studies in the classroom.