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John Dewey and Experiential Learning: Developing the theory of youth work Jon Ord Abstract Whilst experiential learning is an increasingly established aspect of youth work practice, in the main it is dominated by a simplistic four stage cycle which is attributed to Kolb (1984). However,
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