Here are some key aspects of an experiential educational system:

• Hands-on learning experiences: The focus is on active involvement and doing, rather than just listening or observing.
  
• Real-world applications: The learning is connected to practical, real-life situations and problems.
  
• Collaborative learning: Students work together in teams, building relationships and communication skills while solving problems.
  
• Reflective practice: Students reflect on their experiences and learning, allowing for deeper understanding and personal growth.
  
• Personalized learning: The educational system is tailored to meet individual student needs and interests.
  
• Active experimentation: Students experiment, take risks, and make mistakes in a safe and supportive environment.
  
• Problem-based learning: Learning is centered around real-world problems and students work together to find solutions.
  
• Authentic assessment: Assessment is connected to real-life situations and tasks, and focuses on the demonstration of knowledge and skills.
  
• Integrated curriculum: Different subject areas are integrated and taught in a way that makes connections and promotes interdisciplinary understanding.
  
• Nature and outdoor education: The educational system takes advantage of natural and outdoor environments to support learning and development.