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Fire - Cooking, obviously. But Hunting also works - have them solo the Fog Squids / Breathsteakers as much as possible. AFAIK, destroying actually also works - you can set a whole bunch of trees to Destroy and prioritize it for them and they'll get to work. Fire is probably the easiest.
Water - Potions and Drinks - craft more than you need. The high level Potions give a lot of XP.
Lightning - Augury gives insane XP.
Wind - Painting
Earth -Sculptures
Dark - Quilting
Nature - Gardening is such a common activity that these guys will usually level up pretty quickly without much fancy work.
But yeah, for each of these tasks, you can just queue up a ton of extra crafts. I think I had like 60 Repair Quilted running around my base at one point when powerleveling my Dark Mage.
Side note - be sure to unequip any Relics you may have in Altars that provide bonus + to an element's activity. These do not seem to provide the corresponding experience, meaning they essentially 'leech' XP from the would-be craft. (I would get, say, 90 XP from a normally 125 XP craft when I had them slotted in, etc)
Also worth mentioning that all of your other tips are great, but we should be clear that for students, learning in a classroom is faster than any of those other methods. The OP asked for fast, which is why I didn't go into any of that stuff. Classrooms are what is fastest for students, assuming you have good classrooms and teachers.
It's easiest to see this on the apprentice stations because only one element is cast on that one. Look at a teacher's skill xp, then wait for them to do a cast and look again. I assure you that they get skill xp. It's, literally, the only way to raise a staff member from 0 in most of the elements because they cannot do the other tasks until they have a skill of 1.
I am booting up the game to test and track this for probably the 11th time now
Alright you win, I have no idea why XP wasn't climbing for me previously but he casts on a rotation. Less frequently than the students and it wouldn't be an effective way to powerlevel but he's definitely casting.
https://youtu.be/90Wcqipcij0
The more students you have around it, the longer between each cast of the teacher, by the way. So if you need a teacher to skill up (such as from aforementioned skill rank of 0), minimize the students being taught (and do it on a apprentice station not the basic one if you can).