Empowering Communities through Augusto Boal’s Theatre of the Oppressed
Have you ever heard of the Theatre of the Oppressed? In this blog post, I’ll explain what it is briefly. And then, you can decide…
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Beyond Prejudices and Misconceptions: The Power of Convergence between Science and Art in Education
Hello everyone, I decided to write this article because a lot of information about “science and art” in the education system and related education channels…
Unlocking the Power of Daydreaming: How Children’s Imaginations Enhance Learning
In children’s eyes, daydreaming can often be a lot of fun. This activity can become a favorite pastime for some children. Some children enjoy daydreaming…
Kolb Educator Role Profiles
Being an educator is the most rewarding and compelling thing for a human being. Encouraging a person’s learning and development is a complex task that…
Supporting Active Participation in Education Programs
Education programs are critical in helping learners gain the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in life. However, learners' participation in ed…
Kolb Learning Styles
Learning Styles Learning style describes the unique ways individuals spiral through the learning cycle based on their preference for the four different learning modes. Because…
What is Experiential Learning?
Experiential learning theory is based on the works of the prodominant scientists of the 20th century, such as Dewey who uses experience as base of…