For some reason this wouldn't open on my kindle managed t9 get it working on the kindle app however the format was all of which made it hard work to read.

Contentwise, fairly interesting and probably a good start point for those interested in experiential learning and want a solid understanding

As strange as it sounds, I am a 'fan' of experiential learning theory. I work in the education sector, and as soon as I saw this book I wanted to read and review it.

This book gives a sound overview of experiential learning using simple language. It provides case studies to allow the reader to understand how the theory might work in context and uses illustrations to show different methods.

I appreciated that the book addresses the limitations and criticisms of experiential learning theory without trying to gloss over them.

There is a good reason why this book is in its 4th edition - very well written and a useful reference for anyone working in the education sector.