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The concept itself is incorporated into the "eco/environmental education" in New Zealand and some Scandinavian schools (and other schools around the world). Basically if you have heard about the trend of "forest schools" (technically, it is nothing too new, the idea is relatively old, but it is back in fashion and there was a big discussion about it some years ago). The concept of the "forest kindergartens" is that kids spend their days outside no matter the weather (though the school has to provide the building if the weather gets extreme so it´s not like they would be freezing to death in -25 degrees C but they are out in the forest when it´s below zero. A look of the "normal" education (the basic pre-school themes) happens outside like you can count trees and write with sticks etc.
The outdoor education is supporting the same principle but hardly anyone can image being education like that at Middle School or High School level. What do you think? let´s all live like transcendentalists or is that too much ?
Would that be for you?
The outdoor education is supporting the same principle but hardly anyone can image being education like that at Middle School or High School level. What do you think? let´s all live like transcendentalists or is that too much ?
Would that be for you?