The Individual and Social Benefits of Experiential Learning Assessment.

Withowski, Edward

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ERIC Number: EJ278278

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Publication Date: 1983-Mar

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The Individual and Social Benefits of Experiential Learning Assessment.

Withowski, Edward

New Directions for Experiential Learning, (Cost-Effective Assessment of Prior Learning) n19 p99-109 Mar 1983

Higher education is seen as an investment in human capital that generates benefits to individuals and to society. Assessment of prior learning constitutes a sound individual and public investment because it lowers costs and adds value to experience. (MLW)

Descriptors: Costs, Credits, Educational Benefits, Evaluation Methods, Experiential Learning, Higher Education, Prior Learning, Quality of Life, Role Models, Student Motivation

Publication Type: Journal Articles; Opinion Papers

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Language: English

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