Completed TDG Projects
Experiential Learning
Promoting Experiential Learning as an Undergraduate Elective
Abstract
The project promotes experiential learning in the Faculty of Education by supporting, monitoring, evaluating and refining the implementation of an undergraduate elective on experiential learning. As the dialectic relationship between knowing and doing has been acknowledged as foundational to the University’s undergraduate curriculum reform, the project explored how experiential learning can be further integrated into undergraduate curricula at the Faculty and closely examined the experiences of participants and University lecturers during the implementation of an experiential learning elective. Through the project, we provided crucial administrative support to the delivery of this experiential learning elective, evaluated key stakeholders’ (e.g. students and University lecturers) personal/professional growth, and refined assessment activities to further enhance students’ learning. With critical engagement with these experiences and the course implementation process, we have also identified room for further improvement so that experiential learning can be firmly incorporated into the undergraduate curricula as an integral part within the Faculty of Education.
Principal InvestigatorDr. X. Gao, Faculty of Education Contact |
Project levelProgramme-level project |
Project CompletionFebruary 2016 |