Learning Experientially

The term æCase StudyÆ is generally defined as being the collection and presentation of detailed information regarding a pre-defined individual or small group. Often, it may include such items as the accounts of the subjects themselves. It is a type of qualitative descriptive research and it deeply examines the individual or participant, inferring conclusions about that participant or group only within that specified context. Emphasis in the case study is placed upon the exploration and the description.

The clearest, broad example of this conceptual analysis that can be examined is the learning that has occurred in the United States (participant pool) since the unfolding events of September 11, 2001. This will also explain how the

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