Dewey's experiential education

Dewey's experiential education emphasizes learning through active engagement and real-world experiences rather than passive instruction. It encourages students to explore, experiment, and reflect on their activities, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Dewey believed that education should be connected to life outside the classroom, making learning relevant and meaningful. By engaging in hands-on tasks and reflecting on them, students develop a deeper understanding and internalize knowledge more effectively. This approach promotes curiosity, independence, and the ability to adapt learning to their own interests and experiences.