experiential
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6.5
- adjective
- /ɪkˌspɪrɪˈɛnʃəl/
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experiencial
- Many educators believe that experiential learning leads to deeper understanding than traditional classroom methods.
- experiential learning
- experiential knowledge
- experiential education
I, I, I think about what the tangible experiential impact of my actions is.
- I, I, I think about what the tangible experiential impact of my actions is.
- So they really they're kids, They have no experiential understanding of the economy.
- We climbed Mount Rainier for some experiential training.
- Mystical is just a fancy way of saying experiential.
- Bucket list is just another way to say goal life goals, substantial goals, experiential goals.
- So I don't have an answer that I think experiential knowledge on the job is better than school.
- Is there like a little bit more of a solid data points, even if they're just experiential, like anecdotes?
- Even if I hate the cat, it's like I have AI have a first person experiential knowledge of of that.
- And it's a prime example because everything you did was experiential.
- But my approach is totally experiential.
- Look, if the Black Plague is devouring your nation, there's not as much time for experiential Christianity.
- Again, the experiential, the empirical side of things.
- We can't say with necessity that anything experiential must be the way it is.
- And I've got physical career, experiential and internal.
Examples
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Studies show the benefits of combining experiential nutrition education with that based in the classroom.
Academic text (2013) -
The transformative power of experiential learning was understood by the scholars participating in this study.
Academic text (2011) -
A committee was established to develop plans for an expanded experiential education program.
Academic text (1991) -
The importance of applied and experiential learning in occupational education is clear.
Academic text (2008) -
Their practical approach to learning and experiential methods allows them to capitalize on their experience.
Academic text (1999) -
Global learning is a social-constructivist learning activity that involves experiential and project-based learning.
Academic text (2008) -
The second principle is that empowering methods are patient-centered and involve experiential learning.
Academic text (2011) -
Therefore, learners must take an active role with self-initiated and experiential learning in a nonjudgmental, non-threatening atmosphere.
Academic text (1990) -
The workshop was designed to provide experiential training, allowing participants to learn through hands-on activities.
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Travel offers an experiential way to gain knowledge about different cultures and lifestyles.
Synonyms
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5.9
Based on what you see or experience rather than on ideas
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9.6
Based on what people see or measure, not on theory
Based on practical experience and real situations rather than theory
Antonyms
How Experiential
Surface Forms
Morphology
experiential = experience (transparent) = experience + ial
The adjective is directly formed from 'experience' with a standard adjectival suffix ('-ial'), so its meaning 'relating to experience' is predictable.
Etymology
The word experiential comes from the same root as experience and experiment, from an old Latin verb experiri meaning 'to try' or 'test'. So, experiential describes something 'based on experience', what you learn by doing in real life rather than from theory.