Dewey's Experiential Continuum Infographic

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Based on Experience & Education (Dewey, 1938). Every experience is shaped by each experience that came before it and leaves a residue that influences every experience that comes in the future. This is also referred to as continuity of experience. An educative experience arises when a learner’s way of understanding something clashes with a new idea or situation they encounter. Faced with this disequilibrium a learner must modify their way of thinking to accommodate the new experience.

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