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helps adventure students understand Dewey's pattern of inquiry
By Leslie E. Rapparlie  Bob Stremba and Christian A. Bisson,
Editors  How Do We Learn? An Exploration of John Dewey’s Pattern
of Inquiry  In some ways, "experiential education" has become a
catch phrase among educators across the world. While
experiential means of teaching may not fit into every
curriculum, one can easily notice the immediate results when
hands-on experience engages the mind. But experiential education
does not have to be used simply to teach material; it can be
used to allow students to literally explore the process that
occurs when they learn.  This lesson presents a concrete
activity that can be used with students to investigate John
Dewey’s "pattern of inquiry." Once students gain an
understanding of the process that takes place each time they
question and learn a topic, they may be able to better
contextualize other lessons and materials across disciplines.
Moreover