Experiential education, which takes students into the community, helps students both to bridge classroom study and life in the world and to transform inert knowledge into knowledge-in-use. The 21 st-century challenge for educators is to design learning environments and instruction that enable students to use what they learn in appropriate new contexts-that is, to enable the transfer of learning. Science and math and their companions, engineering and technology, can best be learned by ‘doing’ and not merely by memorizing facts.” -Governor’s Task Force on K-12 STEM Education Final Report, January 2015
“The Task Force recommends that science and math be taught more as ‘hands-on’ learning from the earliest grades.
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