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If you want to be rich & happy don't go to school

Robert T. Kiyosaki

1992

Gap year

Joseph O'Shea

2014

Embodied Cognition

Shapir Lawrence

2009

Peripheral visions

Mary Catherine Bateson

1994

Development of knowledge and skills in employment

Michael Eraut

1998

Combining service and learning

Jane C. Kendall

1990

Working with Experience

David Boud

1996

The successful internship

Mary King, Mary A. King, H. Sweitzer et al.

1999

Processing the experience

John L. Luckner

1997

The complete guide to the gap year

Kristin White

2009

Reflective learning for social work

Imogen Taylor, Nick Gould

1996

Learning human skills

Philip Burnard

1985

The Second City guide to improv in the classroom

Katherine S. McKnight

2008

The new global student

Maya Frost

2009

Creative faith ah-ha's

Joani Schultz, Thom Schultz

2004

Creative Outdoor Work With Young People

Alan Smith

1994

Interest projects for cadette and senior girl scouts

Girl Scouts of the United States of America

1997

Wolf Cub Scout book

Boy Scouts of America

1995

Telling our way to the sea

Aaron Hirsh

2013

InternQube

Michael True

2013

Rediscovering Dewey

Steven Simpson

2011

Beyond leaf raking

Peter L. Benson

1993

Experience and education

John Dewey

1938 ★ 4.4

Workplace learning

Peter Sawchuk, Jean C. Helms Mills, John Bratton et al.

2003

Experiential drawing

Robert Regis Dvorak

1991

How people learn

Rodney R. Cocking, John Bransford

1999

Educating the reflective practitioner

Donald A. Schön

1987

The Complete Facilitator's Handbook

John Heron

1999

Learning from museums

John H. Falk, Lynn D. Dierking

2000

Successful service-learning programs : new models of excellence in higher education

Edward A. Zlotkowski

1998

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