HomeVideos Principle 4: Exploring big questions Share: In this excerpt from a virtual presentation at the annual conference of the National Society for Experiential Education on September 23, 2020, Leo Lambert describes the fourth principle that he and Peter Felten identify in their new book Relationship-Rich Education: All students need meaningful relationships to help them explore the big questions of their lives. Learn more about Relationship-Rich Education, by Peter Felten and Leo M. Lambert, at: www.CenterForEngagedLearning.org/books/relationship-rich-education. Suggested citation: Center for Engaged Learning. (2020, September 18). Principle 3: Exploring big questions. Retrieved from https://youtu.be/_wvLOtlWakU Relationship-Rich Education 4 years ago/ 65 views You may also like 56:32 Latinx Perspectives on Relationship Rich Education | Isis Artze-Vega & Oscar Miranda Tapia 2 years ago Conference Keynotes,Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity,Relationship-Rich Education 4:30 Leo Lambert and Peter Felten on relationships with contingent faculty 4 years ago Relationship-Rich Education 1:19 Relationship-Rich Education: Student-student webs of relationships 4 years ago Relationship-Rich Education 1:39 Peter Felten on affirming student capacity 4 years ago Relationship-Rich Education 3:00 Leo Lambert on why big questions matter 4 years ago Relationship-Rich Education 2:39 Relationship-Rich Education – Isis Artze-Vega on genuine welcome and deep care 4 years ago Relationship-Rich Education