What do you mean by experimental learning?

Reflection: considering what happened and why, to draw lessons.

Application: using the learned skills or insights in new situations.

Examples: science labs, internships, project work, field trips, role-plays, hands-on workshops. Why the correct answer fits: Learning by doing directly matches the definition because it involves performing tasks and reflecting to gain understanding.

Why the other choices are not correct: Writing new information: This is note-taking or recording, which may accompany learning but does not itself involve experiential engagement and reflection.

Act of memorizing: Memorization focuses on recall and rote learning, whereas experimental learning emphasizes understanding through experience.

Frequent drilling: Repetition builds practice and fluency but lacks the reflective, authentic task-based cycle central to experimental learning.