experiential
અજમાયશી
definition
adjective
the experiential learning associated with employment
involving or based on experience and observation.
translation of 'experiential'
અનુભવ વિષેનું
example
Space and time are 'experiential' or phenomenal categories, central to our being-in-the-world.
All learning requires an 'experiential' component, after all.
Apprenticeships and 'experiential' learning are often used to communicate it.
The distinction between 'experiential' education and service learning is unclear.
It has no effect on 'experiential' well-being except to end it.
Instead working parties were set up in which decisions were based on 'experiential' evidence.
There is a very real need to relate the concepts of capstone courses and 'experiential' learning.
In this sense, 'experiential' learning offers a form of backward-looking wisdom.
There will also be an audition free production to make the learning process 'experiential' at the end of the workshop.
They are the 'experiential' rock on which the belief in true moral responsibility is founded.
Rapid team building through 'experiential' learning has advanced greatly during the past decade.
Nearly every student begins to recognize that this class emphasizes 'experiential' learning.
I do not mean that 'experiential' interests are characteristically frivolous or critical interests inevitably profound.
These tests indicate that both lecture and 'experiential' methods produced positive learning.
Hallucinogens are an 'experiential' development that undermines our idea of ‘what's out there’.
These can become humorous role plays accompanied by much laughter as well as 'experiential' learning.
The 'experiential' learning cycle, which can be entered at any stage, provides a useful framework for planning teaching sessions.
The combination of critical thinking and 'experiential' learning can be valuable for students.
Their logical method is grounded in the world around them, and the human beings in it, in a much more existential or 'experiential' sense.
At best, sceptical hypotheses cover the same 'experiential' data.
We can build resilience in any child, but it has to he done 'experientially' - it can't be done in words.
As liturgy it is approached 'experientially' , bringing people into a dynamic contemporary encounter with God.
It's reality-based, 'experientially' oriented, and highly intentional in its academic design, combining peer-to-peer learning and leading academic and faculty advisors.
What makes some desires particularly urgent is rather the way things seem 'experientially' to the person who is in their grip.
In cases like this, claims about the world would be no more certain, even if they could be 'experientially' grounded.
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