Experiential Learning

Jay Kornnatt

Managing Director of

Transformagent Academy

Text, audio and visuals alone is not enough to change behaviour or adopt a new skill.

Researchers have found that experiences have a greater impact in skills development and behaviour change. These experiences can be obtained through simulation, deep practice, on-the-job and many more.

Experiential learning is a process through which students develop knowledge, skills, and values from direct experiences outside a traditional academic setting. It can encompass a wide variety of work experiences, such as internships, on-the-job, research and many more.

If we want to ensure our students or workforce effectively adopt a new skill or behaviour, how can we shape the learning experience? What are the important elements of designing an effective experiential learning?

About Jay Kornnatt Surapat

Jay is a transformative facilitator and the Managing Director of Transformagent Academy based in Bangkok, Thailand. Jay has been a facilitator all his life. Since 2008, he has used experiential learning in his training programs and his life.

In this episode, you will enjoy…

What Experiential Learning is all about and what makes it powerful
Identifying the things to consider when designing an experiential learning programme
What important elements that make an experiential learning programme successful
Recognising and dealing with the common challenges in designing and facilitating an experiential learning programme
Expert’s advice on where to start in creating an experiential learning programme

Beautiful Quotes

Experience is like a doorway, that when we notice, open and embrace it– there are numerous unfolding knowledge and insights that helps unlock oneself and even heal inner wounds.
All of us has a learning cycle, and this makes you grow everyday internally– like emotionally, mentally and spiritually.
Set the flow of learning with understanding the past, connecting the present and having thoughts for the future.

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