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Great question, Brian!
Here is a website with key definitions in use at my institution (Purdue University): https://exed.purdue.edu/about/about.php
They include experiential education broadly, as well as 7 types of experiential ed
Many of the specific terms you've mentioned are words that are commonly used in different disciplines and that can mean slightly different things in different contexts, but all of them fit together within a broader category which is sometimes called Work-Integrated Learning. I think it can be very useful to start using that term to help folks understand that whether you call it an internship, a practicum, a co-op, or student teaching matters less than what students do during it and what they learn from it. |
