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John Dewey, a psychologist who is considered by many to be the founder of modern experiential learning, developed a three-stage model of learning. Dewey’s model is focused on slowing down the decision-making process so that lessons from past experience can inform judgments about what to do in current situations. The process involves:
- Sizing up the situation at hand through objective observation.
- Drawing forth knowledge about such situations by recalling similar past experiences (both your own and those of the people around you).
- Judging how to proceed, based on this knowledge.
This simple model has profound implications because it makes explicit a process for honing intuitive decision-making skills.
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