Mention the educational implications of Rogers’ theory of experiential learning.

The educational implications of Rogers’ theory of experiential learning are as follows:  

1. Positive learning environment: The teacher must create a positive learning environment to facilitate self-initiated learning among children.
2. Clearing the purposes: Learners must be aware of the goals they can achieve through learning and teachers must be able to give them a purpose to learn new knowledge.
3. Availability of learning resources: There should be adequate learning resources in the classroom so that the learning process can be organized and students can feel motivated.
4. Balanced learning: There should be a balance between emotional and intellectual components for organized learning.
5. Sharing thoughts and feelings: Teachers should not dominate the learners and they should be encouraged to share their thoughts and feelings.

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