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  1. Alliances Abroad- With nearly 10 years of experience and its affiliation with some of the world’s oldest and most respected language schools and experiential education programs, Alliances Abroad has helped thousands of people travel abroad. The company provides interesting customized and group programs to middle and high-school students and young adults wishing to study, work, volunteer and intern abroad. It prides itself in being able to offer program flexibility, an easy application process, and affordable prices.
  2. Association for Experiential Education- Highlights grants and special interest groups.
  3. Center for Experiential Education and Academic Advising- Official web site.
  4. Changing Schools through Experiential Education- In its efforts to restructure schools, the education community has begun to address the challenge of designing a curriculum that young people find significant. This Digest describes how experiential education can help provide such a curriculum and the impact it can have on students, teachers, administrators, and school organizational structures.
  5. Community Service and Civic Education- Community service is a voluntary contribution to the commonweal that teaches valuable lessons about the responsibilities of citizenship in a free society.
  6. Experiential Learning in Higher Education: Linking Classroom and Community- This review of the literature focuses on experiential learning in higher education. This review is, in fact timely, as there is renewed academic interest in experiential learning.
  7. Experiential Learning of Mathematics: Using Manipulatives- Experiential education is based on the idea that active involvement enhances students' learning. Applying this idea to mathematics is difficult, in part, because mathematics is so "abstract."
  8. Improving Evaluation in Experiential Education- Although experiential education is really the oldest approach to learning, its practitioners have not had an easy time justifying its relevance in the educational world of the twentieth century.
  9. Living Values: An Educational Program- Values Education for Children and Young Adults - Living Values: An Educational Program is an experiential values education program for children, young adults, parents, and children-affected-by-war. An effective character development program, it builds positive emotional and social skills for peace, including conflict resolution and tolerance.
  10. National Society For Experiential Education- Special projects, conferences, and staff development information.
  11. Outdoor, Experiential, and Environmental Education: Converging or Diverging Approaches?- For many educators, the terms "outdoor," "experiential," and "environmental education" are perceived as interchangeable. Is this perception true?
  12. Therapeutic Uses of Outdoor Education- This Digest highlights emotional well-being that is intentionally or incidentally achieved in several program types: adventure therapy, personal growth, college adventure, recreation, and camping.

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