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What is the way of education based on discovering and experiencing things for oneself called?

I am looking for a technical word that describes a way of learning based on the effort of learners who formulate their own course.

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Question added by Rafik Elfehem , Teacher , Secondary School Of Kalaa Khisba Tunisia
Date Posted: 2018/11/27
Shahul  Hameed Mohammad
by Shahul Hameed Mohammad , Human Resources Generalist (HR Generalist) , S A CO

A heuristic technique, self-discovery that employs a practical method, not guaranteed to be optimal, perfect, logical, or rational, but instead sufficient for reaching an immediate goal. 

Johanna Morwe
by Johanna Morwe , Chief Education Officer , Ministry of Basic Education

The technical word that describes a way of learning based on the effort of the learner is the "aha" experience

Juma Khamis Abdullah Al Harrasi
by Juma Khamis Abdullah Al Harrasi , Freelance , Independent Business

I would suggest professor Richard Gardner's theory name; Multiple Intelligences" if I am sure about his name. You can Google search it for more information around it.

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by Deleted user

It seems to be Heuristic approach based on repeated and proven experience 

Rafik Elfehem
by Rafik Elfehem , Teacher , Secondary School Of Kalaa Khisba Tunisia

the heuristic way of learning

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