The Clearinghouse Information Project (CHIP) is a volunteer-driven effort by educators and practitioners in the Experiential Education (EE) community. Each guest editor contributed a one-page summary and resource list on key EE topics.
This project is always growing! If you wish to offer a topic of contribution for this project, please contact us.
Learn about the various applications of experiential education, including outdoor education, place-based education, project-based learning, service learning, internships/apprenticeships, and study abroad, and how they foster deeper learning and engagement. Continue Reading
Learn how the experiential education (EE) learning cycle of experience, reflection, and application can facilitate learning and personal growth. Continue Reading
Program Ideas: How to Understand Trauma Informed Care (TIC) Learn why understanding Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) is crucial for Experiential Education (EE) staff to effectively serve clients impacted by childhood trauma, whose behaviors often stem from a chronically activated stress response rather... Continue Reading
Program Ideas: How to Protect Nature in Your Programs Learn how experiential education (EE) programs can effectively foster a deeper connection with nature and encourage responsible environmental behaviors. CONNECT Exposure to nature and observation of human impacts helps people to develop... Continue Reading
