Tag: outdoor learning
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“Nature Study: The Key to Alternative Education Success”

Nature Study: Incorporating the Natural World into Alternative Education As parents and educators increasingly seek alternatives to traditional schooling, one approach gaining popularity is incorporating Nature Study into children’s education. This approach emphasizes learning through direct interaction with the natural world, fostering a deep connection between students and their environment. In this panel discussion-style article,…
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Discover the World of Microschools: A Comprehensive Guide to Alternative Education

Microschools: A Comprehensive Guide to Alternative Education The traditional model of education has been challenged in recent years with the rise of microschools. Microschools are small, independent schools that typically serve fewer than 150 students and offer a unique approach to education. In this article, we will explore the different types of microschools available, including…
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“Flexibility and Comfort: Why Folding Chairs and Tables are a Must-Have for Alternative Classrooms”

Folding chairs and tables are a great addition to any classroom, especially for alternative schooling and education. They provide flexibility in terms of space utilization and can be easily stored away when not in use. Additionally, they are portable which makes them perfect for outdoor learning sessions. When it comes to choosing the right folding…
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“Exploring the Outdoors: Forest Schools Gain Popularity as Alternative Education Model”

Forest schools are a type of alternative education that involves learning in an outdoor environment, typically a forest or wooded area. They have been growing in popularity over the past few decades, as more parents and educators seek out alternatives to traditional classroom-based education. At a forest school, children are encouraged to explore their natural…
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“Get Outdoors: The Benefits of Outdoor Learning for Students of All Ages”

As the world is becoming increasingly urbanized, children are spending less and less time in nature. This lack of interaction with the natural environment has resulted in a decline in physical activity levels, increased stress levels, and a weaker connection to our planet. Fortunately, there is an alternative to traditional classroom-based learning that can help…




