#Practical learning
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rightnewshindi · 3 months ago
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globsynbusinessschool · 4 months ago
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Top 10 Benefits of Hands-On Experience in Management Education
While books provide essential knowledge, actual experience is required to implement what you've learned. Without applying what you've learned into practice, you will not truly understand how to use it in real life. The best business management colleges in Kolkata realize this need and require their students to go through rigorous training in which they are exposed to real-life scenarios where they may apply classroom skills practically. This emphasizes the need for practical experience in management education. 
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So, in this blog, we will specifically discuss the top 10 benefits of practical or hands-on training that management students gain during their academic journey.  
Hands-On Experience: An Essential Component for Management Students 
It is not random that management institutes have made efforts such as internship programs, firm visits, simulation activities, and so on mandatory components of their curriculum. All of these activities offer multiple opportunities for students to put their classroom knowledge to practical use. But, why is hands-on experience paramount for management students? These activities teach students how to negotiate real-world work contexts and provide perspective into what to expect in future job roles, such as the duties they will perform and the skills they must have, among other things.
Learning through experience likewise introduces students to current industry developments, issues, and guidelines, resulting in a more comprehensive awareness of the corporate landscape. These activities also help students build confidence, allowing them to make educated decisions and participate effectively in their future professions.
There are numerous reasons why management students must have practical experience in real-world company situations. So, in the next section, we'll look at the top ten perks. 
Hands-On Experience in Management Education: The Top 10 Benefits 
Here is a list of the top 10 benefits of hands-on experience in management education.
Real-World Knowledge Application: The top-most perk of gaining hands-on experience is learning the utility of classroom knowledge in the practical world. It is the only possible way to apply theory to practice in real-life settings, bridging the gap between academia and the corporate environment.
Having a Real-Experience: We learn best when we employ theoretical knowledge in our daily lives. Hands-on learning allows management students to understand the significance of what they are learning. Experiential learning is especially effective because it illustrates to students how their knowledge can be applied to actual real-world effects. It acts as a physical embodiment of their knowledge.
Skill Development: Books can give us information and knowledge about the skills we need to grow to thrive in the real world. However, it is through hands-on learning that one can hone those skills. Practical experience helps grow skills like communication, decision-making, problem-solving, teamwork, and so on. 
Networking: Once students get exposed to real-life settings with real people, they get the scope to communicate with them and foster professional relationships. This is called networking. This networking comes as a great help at the time of future job opportunities. 
Critical Thinking: Individuals who work in management must be able to think on their feet. Hands-on learning, such as internships and other practical training, is beneficial for developing critical reasoning skills. Management students can efficiently fix challenges, regardless of any stress, provided they learn how to think critically and manage real-life events appropriately. 
Higher Engagement: Combining theoretical information with real-world applications increases student interest and engagement in their learning process. A higher degree of involvement increases overall student success rates and promotes quicker retention of essential data to be used later on. 
Increased Employability: Employers in today's dynamic job market require individuals to possess relevant practical experience in addition to education and skills. Put another way, companies favor applicants who have participated in various experiential learning programs, such as internships, apprenticeships, etc., because they show effort and preparedness for the requirements of the roles. 
Adaptability: Adapting to various work contexts is essential when working in a real-world setting. And before starting a real job, this flexibility can only be acquired via hands-on experience. Students who are exposed to a variety of job contexts learn how to adjust to changes and barriers and handle a variety of circumstances in a real job setting. 
Portfolio Development: Practical assignments offer students concrete proof of their skills and achievements learned,  which can offer their CV an extra edge along with helping them build a strong portfolio. 
Understanding of the Corporate World: Engaging directly with firms allows students to understand the subtleties of corporate trends, culture, ethics, difficulties, values, best practices, dangers, and so on. As a whole, hands-on experience helps students gain a better grasp of the business environment, equipping them for an effortless transition from academics to profession. 
Conclusion 
So, this was our take on the top 10 perks of hands-on experience in management education. Hands-on experience is a crucial part of management education that can greatly enhance the overall learning process. By bridging the gap between theory and practice, students develop essential skills, business knowledge, and the confidence required to succeed in their jobs. As a result, leading management institutions throughout the world make it essential for their students to undertake various practical projects such as internships, apprenticeships, company visits, simulation exercises, and so on. These endeavors not only improve academic performance but also lay the groundwork for a rewarding professional life.
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schoolseducation · 7 months ago
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Experiential Learning – The Way Forward!
Experiential learning emphasises acquiring knowledge through real-life experiences, promoting effective learning that involves reasoning, creativity, teamwork, and practical application, rather than relying solely on theories. Instead of simply memorising a few definitions of environmental science, when students participate in a team project such as a community clean-up campaign, their foundational understanding of waste management allows them to apply their knowledge more effectively to the task at hand. 
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andycmarshall · 8 months ago
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I sometimes wonder if I wouldn’t have been better off just buying a really, really nice microphone.
Instead of pouring money into tuition fees and textbooks, I’d say get yourself some good audio equipment. Seriously. You’d be amazed at what a quality mic, a decent set of headphones, and a little podcasting software can do. The best education? Talking to the people who know what you want to learn. Start a podcast, interview the people who inspire you, and soak up their wisdom. Not only will you…
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Preschool is a vital stage for children to develop essential real-world problem-solving skills. One effective way to nurture this is through practical life activities, where children can engage in everyday tasks like pouring, sorting, and organizing. These activities encourage independence and critical thinking, allowing children to experiment with different methods and learn through trial and error.
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maharghaideovate · 9 months ago
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Symbiosis Distance Learning goes beyond theoretical lessons by involving students in real-world marketing challenges. Through case studies, internships, and project-based learning, students gain hands-on experience in tackling complex marketing problems. This practical exposure ensures that Symbiosis graduates are well-prepared to navigate the ever-changing landscape of modern marketing.
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susartwork · 3 months ago
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He's joking, guys-
Idk what this is. I've had this comic idea in my notes for literally a year, so I used it for color practice XD
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taraxippos · 11 months ago
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One of my all time biggest pet peeves with historical(ish) fantasy is when the writer constructs a religion with a clear bias that it's stupid and false and therefore only the Stupid People and/or commoners believe in it and all the smart/elite main characters are like, quasi-atheists or otherwise just routinely flout established religious conventions of orthodoxy and/or orthopraxy because they're Too Smart for it or etc.
It's usually an extension of assumptions that people in the past were just less intelligent than in the contemporary, just being like "I know that the sun is a star millions of miles away that the earth orbits, but this ancient religion describes it as a chariot flying through the sky" and not really bothering to learn the context and just (consciously or subconsciously) settling on 'that's a crazy thing to think and was probably believed in because they were Stupid'.
And that whole attitude pisses me off so much. People were as 'smart' 10,000 years ago as they are today. These beliefs aren't just desperate, random flailing to explain phenomena that could not directly be accounted for either, it's not like people just looked at the sun and went "Uhhh I don't know what the fuck that thing is, actually. I guess it might be a chariot or a boat or something?? Yeah let's go with that." and based entire religious practices on this. Every well-established belief system exists within broader contexts of cultural values/subjective perceptions of reality/knowledge systems/etc, and exist as part of a historical continuum of religious practices that came before. Even when not Materially Correct, they have context and internal logic, they're not always dead literal with zero levels of allegory, and they're never a result of stupidity.
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galleryyuhself · 1 year ago
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Galleryyuhself - Help yourself and help others.
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weevmo · 6 months ago
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"COME AND CLAIM YOUR PRIZE MY GALLANT GAMERS!"
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plagueislost · 5 months ago
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capes…
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vm-haunts · 4 months ago
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Culture Shock
Look, Danny knows not all of the ghosts from the Zone are human, ok?
Skulker is an alien, Wulf is from another dimension, and Frostbite's ancestral world don't even have planets.
You can meet any ghost from any world and any time period, it's only one of the infinite weird things about the Realms.
So it wasn't a big deal when Danny asked Walker to teach him his mother tongue. Just an attempt to reduce the communication error with the guy, and maybe an effort to get to know his Zone neighbors better.
Generic ghost speak can only get them so far after all.
And ok, Danny wasn't expecting to get actual language books and fucking homeworks from the warden, but whatever. Walker is stuffy like that. It's actually pretty sweet of him to give Danny all of these materials, and Danny can appreciate that.
It might have, unfortunately, slipped Danny's mind to ask more about Walker's origins. Although to be fair, learning an alien language wouldn't be a problem normally, it shouldn't be.
If not for that cursed Fenton luck.
How in the realms is Danny supposed to know Walker is Kryptonian??? Walker acts nothing like Superman, how is Danny supposed to connect the two dots?!
Shit, how do he even start to explain this when Superman is knocking on his dorm window??
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eydilily · 8 months ago
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could i perhaps request a wolf hybrid gem one day ^^
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i just realized you said wolf hybrid gem and not werewolf gem . oops,,, but i hope this is okay!
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sunny-knight · 2 months ago
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TIMELINES MUST PASS
Time Will Pass @forgettable-au fan animation :3
Decided to practice some animation with this wonderful song/animation meme/trend???
Inspiration credit:
@mannawanna on Youtube!
@Sherrickmadds on Instagram!
heheheheheHEHEEHEHEHEHEHEHAHAHAHAAHAHAAAAHAHAAHAHA I LOVE THESE GUYS SO MUCH AND THIS AUDIO JUST FELT TOO PERFECT FOR EM!!! ON WE GO TO THE ANALYSIS
The direct actions:
Sans smiles at Wingdings, who does not return it
Sans is bothered and upset by this, before closing his eyes and accepting it.
They go back to staring up at the ceiling, except Sans looks sadder now.
Wingdings continues to sing, content with this.
GASTERING TIME
Cut to the present day-post papyrus day,
Gaster is belting out happily while Sans is horrified at what his…brother??? has turned into.
Before they both come to a (reluctant on Sans’ half) acceptance at the situation.
What they’re supposed to translate to:
Sans encourages Wingdings to come out of his comfort zone. Instead of staying in the lab 247 and shutting out the rest of the world while still wanting to make it a better place with his inventions- why not grab some food at Grillbys?? (I just thought of how funny it is that Sans can’t get Papyrus to enjoy Grillbys either, for different reasons but still. CMON GUYS- GO GET SOME GREASY FOOD WITH YOUR BROTHER)
But he shuts this idea down constantly, no matter how subtle or direct Sans is, he can’t seem to stop his brother from going down an incredibly self destructive route. When he closes his eyes and looks back up at the ceiling…I wouldn’t call that “giving up on Wingdings” but definitely trying less hard. He cant force him to do anything so why try
(ofc Alphys comes in- BUT THIS IS A 24 SECOND ANIMATION, WE DONT HAVE TIME FOR THAT- CHOP CHOP!) (also just as an aside i love that when Sans realizes he cant force Wingdings outside he just brings the outside to him 😭😭)
But Wingdings is fully content with this “giving up��. He gets his way!!!
Thats when we see an interaction between these two, YEARS later. Sans is, needless to say, pretty horrified at whats happened to him (we’re ignoring lack of memories in this situation btw) but Gaster is thrilled and tells Sans that basically “I wont be here for long, i just wanted to say that despite my actions I promise I loved you” which Sans feels many emotions at- but “grief” bundles those all up in a nice trauma bow.
Gaster then goes on to say basically “this has been fun, but this is probably the last time we will ever interact because I have business to attend to, and you have Papyrus’ to attend to!!!” Sans reluctantly accepts this. Again. Gaster always staying within his comfort zone and Sans just going along with it because he cant force his stubborn as hell brother to do anything.
Basically long story short, Sans is not happy in either of these situations. Both times Wingdings puts his work above his brother.
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hinamie · 9 months ago
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i'm exactly as normal about him as I thought I'd be
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