Experiential Learning: a partnership between UCF, students, and the community that promotes development of students’ professional, personal, and academic skills in an applied learning environment. This page gives information and ideas on how to start.
Amanda Raffenaud
College of Health & Public Affairs
To teach, to mentor, to instruct is an honor. But in addition to these roles, I teach in order to develop students for success, I am a developer. I see potential in all students and know that they are destined for greatness. Their time with me in the classroom is but a blip in their journey in life. So in the shor...
Chiara Mazzucchelli
College of Arts and Humanities
As an Italian instructor, by the book, much of my classroom work focuses on helping students build proficiency in the four language skill areas–listening, speaking, reading, and writing. However, my goal as a teacher goes beyond the facilitation of linguistic growth. I want to open students' eyes to other ...
Suha Saleh
College of Health and Public Affairs
As a teacher, I learned that students are motivated not only by enthusiasm but also by organization, clarity, scholarship, and good teaching techniques of classroom conduct. Motivation is as important as intelligence in influencing student learning. Studies have found that motivation ranks above intellect, peer ...
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