"Man is a 'homo discens,' a learning being. People learn as long as they live. Life is inseparably connected with learning." Horst Siebert

Experiential learning is a process of learning through direct experience, where individuals engage in activities, reflect on their actions, and apply what they’ve learned to new situations. Rather than solely reading or listening, learners actively participate, often experimenting, making mistakes, and adapting.

Social learning is "a process in which individuals learn by observing the behaviors of others, imitating them, and experiencing the consequences of these actions." (Bandura, 1977)

Implicit learning is the process of acquiring knowledge or skills unconsciously, without intentional effort or explicit awareness of what is being learned. It typically occurs through repeated exposure to patterns, stimuli, or behaviors, allowing individuals to internalize rules or structures without being able to articulate them directly.