What sets experiential learning apart from hands-on learning?
AReflection on the doing
BUse of costly equipment
CWorking alone only
DA fixed answer key
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Reflection on the doing
1. Hands-on learning may not involve students reflecting on their product.
2. Experiential learning requires reflection on the doing.
3. Equipment, solitude and answer keys are not defining features.
_Source: Wikipedia, Experiential learning, lead section_
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