Relationship Of Supervised Agricultural Experience Program Participation And Student Achievement In Agricultural Education

Jimmy G. Cheek, Larry R. Arrington, Sally Carter, Randi S. Randell

Journal of Agricultural Education · 1994 · 71 citations · 1 references

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The value of experiential learning in agricultural education has long been recognized as an important part of the educational process. Through practice and experience students apply what they have learned in real situations, thus the material becomes understandable and usable. Moreover, in the process of gaining experience, new problems and situations arise causing learners to seek additional information and new ways of applying what they have learned.

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