Role of experiential learning in promoting creativity & innovation| Ep 3 |
Experiential learning is learning by experiencing, discovering, creating, exploring, and interacting with the world and people around you. It helps children think for themselves independently. This way they get a sense of achievement which improves their confidence. As children reach growth and learning milestones, experiential learning deepens the parent-child relationship. Experiential learning is not a school or classroom activity. It’s something that can be learned at home, during plays, while traveling, or even during the weekend. This kind of learning method enables children to do something of their own and in their areas of interest. As they see new problems in real-life situations, they will learn about effective solutions. It also demonstrates the practical uses of math, science, language, and other learning activities. In the initial years of development, such instances act as contributing factors for the adaptation of advanced skills of creativity and innovation.
