The phrase "active experiences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe experiences that involve engagement, participation, or direct involvement in an activity, often in a learning or experiential context.
Example: "The workshop provided active experiences that allowed participants to apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios."
Alternatives: "hands-on experiences" or "engaged experiences".
Findings reveal a preference for passive rather than active experiences.
We must help every child foster a lifelong love of being active, and we must help teachers give young people active experiences that they want to come back to, regardless of their ability.
The House of Fairy Tales is a project that my partner, Deborah Curtis, and I set up to reinvent real, live, active experiences for children and young people in this world of computers, health and safety and the aforementioned national theme park.
In general, students highlighted early active experiences involving in-school and out-of-school as ones they felt sparked original interest, joy, and intrinsic process motivation.
One of my favorite active experiences that we launched this year is kayaking through the protected fjords of Chiloé Island and visiting a sea urchin harvester, where we stop to taste insanely fresh urchin plucked straight from his nets seconds before being cracked open and served.
The references we collected are peer-reviewed articles that report either passive or active experiences with nearby nature and related outcomes of health and well-being.
Development through different intellectual phases, he believed, is necessarily coincident with relevant active experience; readiness is actively promoted, not passively entered, and the teacher must endeavour to be a step ahead of any particular level of readiness.
Now we begin the collective, active experience of remembering Prince.
How does drama put active experience into the curricula?
Syncself 2 is a much more active experience than Oscillate's thrill ride.
However he accepts that they reflect a desire for an active, experience-filled lifestyle.
